Preparing for an interview can be stressful. Planning what to say and how to answer the tough questions. One major factor of the planning goes into finding the right outfit and knowing which style decision is appropriate. It is important to make a good impression, so it is important to wear an impressive ensemble that follows the work-attire guidelines. I’ve compiled some outfit inspirations to help you plan your next interview outfit. Below are 15 cute job interview outfits that will definitely make an entrance!
Since women joined the workforce, this look has been the constant go to. You could wear a black blazer with matching trousers, or go for a navy blue with a crisp white shirt underneath.
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IF you feel like your outfit is missing something, try this layering technique. Throw on a nice sweater over your shirt to give a professional and stylish look.
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If you don’t feel like wearing the usual white shirt at all, go for a patterned shirt, like this striped blouse. You could wear it underneath a blazer or on its own with a pair of pants that complement the pattern of your shirt.
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A pair of black pant with a black sweater is positively fool-proof. With this look, make sure everything is tailored accordingly and fits just right, this way you can sport a nice necklace or earrings to elevate the outfit.
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You can never go wrong with a buttoned blouse and a black pair of pants. It is simple, work appropriate and can be styled with a great bag or some nice accent jewelry.
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If you don’t want to wear the darker colors, why not go for a suit a bit brighter? Go for a light blue or grey suit, make sure there are no visible wrinkles and you are good to go.
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If you don’t want to go with the classic button at all, try a different blouse instead. Try one of your fancier blouses paired with your trousers. Make sure it is not too revealing and that it is work appropriate.
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Finding the right interview and work attire can be hard. The first step to determining what to wear is to figure out what colors work best with your hair color and skin tone. You can go with the blue and white, black and white, blue and tan, or black and grey. Mix and match, experiment and figure what works best for you and stick with it.
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Mix your colors and patterns and see what works. Stripes on stripes or dots with dots, there’s no reason you shouldn’t have a little fun with your interview outfit.
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If you feel like your interview outfit is looking a little boring, throw on an accessory. A neck scarf or a cute pair of earrings can go a long way.
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Determining what to wear requires finding which pieces speak to you most. Find a blazer that goes with everything and fits just right. It will be like your security blanket and you go-to piece for every interview outfit.
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Some people just don’t like a classic button down shirt, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still look professional. Find a light, blouse to pair with your trousers or skirt in all the neutral colors.
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Your clothes do not have to be black or grey to be professional, so have a little fun with the colors. Find shades of brown or pink to pair with your favorite blouse.
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There is strict code when it comes to your outfits, but a professional blouse doesn’t have to be just one way. Find a long jacket or shirt to go over your trousers.
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Once you have found the right outfit, the next step is to find the right jacket. This is the perfect time to find the perfect accent color for your outfit. Olive green, blush pink or possibly a light grey.
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*This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own.
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