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Basic Rules For Dressing Up For a Job Interview

1. Don’t Assume...

What to Wear in an Interview that Has a Formal Dress Code? (Men’s Edition)

When it comes to a dress code for males during the formal interview, a shirt, pants, and tie are something that quickly strikes the mind. But selecting the right color, and pattern for the shirt and trousers puzzle again, right? So, here is your guide....

What to Wear in an Interview that Has a Casual Dress Code? (Men’s Edition)

Some offices are quite flexible with the dress codes. They let you come in casuals to a job interview. But that doesn’t mean you just put on a random t-shirt, sliders, and headphones and walk into the job interview room. Keeping it casual yet professional is necessary but not tricky. Let’s see how?...

What to Wear in an Interview that Has a Formal Dress Code? (Women’s Edition)

Indian Traditional Suit or Saree: If you love traditional wear, never have a second thought. The interview is all about how neatly you present yourself. So, if you don’t want to wear trousers and shirts, it’s alright. But make sure whatever Indian traditional dress you pick, be it a suit or a saree, it doesn’t have shimmer, lace, or any element that may look odd. You can choose either a pastel kurta with minimal prints or a dark-colored one. It should be well-fitted: neither too tight nor too loose. It is because well-fitted cloth gives you confidence from the inside. In case, you would want to appear in Saree, choose a light or dark solid-colored saree with no or less basic prints. Western Wear: If your style is western wear then you can either choose a pantsuit or a formal dress. When it comes to pantsuits, either go for dark solid colors or light solid colors. Also, if you are opting shirt or a top, wear one which has fewer or no prints. Also, the same condition is followed in formal dress as well. Make sure it is not too short. A knee-length dress would be perfect for the job interview....

What to Wear in an Interview that Has a Casual Dress Code? (Women Edition)

When an office has a casual dress code, women can go with suits, tops, shirts, kurtas, or any knee-length dress. All you have to take care of is whatever you choose should be well-fitted, and properly ironed. Also, if you are opting for any traditional wear, ensure that it should not have heavy embroideries. Shirts and tops should also be with less print. Any inappropriate print would create a problem for you so check it before putting it on....

Bottom-Line!

It may look a lot when it comes to dressing up for a job interview but when you have an idea about what makes you feel good from the inside, you can easily select the best outfit for yourself. Just in case, you don’t have some basic color clothes and footwear, consider investing in them on priority. Last but not least, don’t forget to put on the most important things during the job interview which is your smile and confidence. Your smile is what completes your look. And your confidence helps you stay calm and composed during the interview. So be confident in your skills and yourself. You will nail the interview....