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There’s no denying that it can be difficult to assemble an interview ensemble gents. Yes, your interview attire should be picked out thoughtfully.
It is imperative to make a great first impression on your potential employer and making a good first impression is dressing for success.
We have selected 5 great tips that will help you do just that.
Choose basic pieces
One thing we love about men’s fashion here, is that it is relatively straightforward. All you need is a few basic pieces for an outfit that is stylish, professional, and tasteful.
Try working with color and layers.
There’s a huge range of different dress codes in the corporate world. A formal look can seem professional yet doesn’t look “stuffy” or uptight, making it a good choice for all types of interviews.
Try this: A gray suit, with a colorful button-down and sweater underneath, gives you a look that is modern and stylish but still work-place appropriate.
Stick to light colored jackets and pants.
Find the middle ground with a light-colored or khaki blazer and coordinating pants. A khaki blazer is less harsh than a black or grey suit coat. It’s a great piece because it straddles the boundary between business casual and business formal.
A sweater and a button down makes a difference.
Layer a sweater with a button down for the most dependable business casual look. Remember that, neutral colors like brown, black, and navy are good choices, as they match many different shirt colors, including light blue, pink, yellow, green, or the white button-down shirt.
Statement pieces: A Tie
Ties don’t have to be boring. Although you should avoid anything too busy. Don’t be afraid to experiment with patterns. A “statement” tie work well with button down sans blazer, which can be a good choice in a dressier business casual environment.
We hope these are helpful.
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