- Solid color, conservative suit / Indian wear–This all depends on the industry you are interviewing in. If it is business related, stay on the conservative side. If it is in public relations, advertising or anything in the arts industry, you might want to spice up your look. Wear more vibrant colors.
- Coordinated blouse
- Moderate shoe
- Only one point of focus
- Limited jewelry
- Neat, professional hairstyle
- Tan or light hosiery
- Sparse make-up & perfume
- Manicured nails
- Formal bag or briefcase
- Solid color, conservative suit - This all depends on the industry you are interviewing in. If it is business related, stay on the conservative side. If it is in public relations, advertising or anything in the arts industry, you might want to spice up your look. Wear more vibrant colors.
- White long sleeve shirt –Depending on your suit color, you can also wear a blue or cream colored shirt. Try to always wear a solid color on interviews. Once you get the job, you can of course mix it up!
- Conservative tie
- socks matching to pant/ shoe, oxford shoes
- Very limited jewelry
- Neat, professional hairstyle
- Go easy on the aftershave
- Neatly trimmed nails
- Portfolio or briefcase (No backpacks Please)
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