Job Interview Dress Code- Best Job Interview Clothes/Outfit for ladies

Preparing for Job Interviews can be very worrisome. The concern for the proper job interview dressing arises a few days to the interview after spending a lot of time researching and rehearsing the interview in your head. 

It might surprise you that some organizations have pre-determined dress code for job interviews. You should find out from someone in HR for any special job interview outfit expected from ladies.

For the ladies, you have every right to be concerned about your outfit to prevent unnecessary prejudice and avoid canal interest.

Nevertheless, a lady still has to display enough professionalism and dress more conservative to job interviews. Every item on her body (suit, jewelry, head tie, shoes…) should tell the interviewer ‘she can and is ready to work here’.

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   Suit: Wear a classic softened shirt on suits. Avoid low-cut blouses or any outfit that might arouse undue interest in men unless you are asking for it (and this would unlikely get you the job).

Your outfit should be ready (well ironed) more than 24 hours before the interview time.

Most importantly, wear outfits of good quality that look good on you. If the job interview lasts more than one day, wear different outfits for each day.

Avoid wearing anything that reflects a particular group, religion, political campaign, school or club.

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   Head tie: A pure silk scarf can safely complement your appearance and yet keep you conservative. Use plain color or small polka dots.

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   Shoe: Plain shoes are more advisable since they usually appear more professional.

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   Belt: Avoid the temptation of trying to match the belt with your outfit. Your belt should rather complement or match your shoes.

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   Accessories: Try to keep your necklace, ear rings (small), engagement rings or wedding bands and glasses professional looking. Avoid  using sun glasses or other shading as a complement to your job interview dressing.

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   Make Up: The golden rule is to appear natural. All forms of make-up should remain subtle.

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   Hygiene: Brush with extra care on your interview day. Avoid any awful smell but also avoid heavy perfume or deodorants. Avoid breath mints but maintain a high oral hygiene.

Remember, getting an interview is a very close step to getting the job. So, do all you can to prepare effectively for interviews. Watch job interview videos, rehearse likely questions and dress professionally.