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The process for a job or internship search is almost equivalent to an episode of Game of Thrones. Employers can be cutthroat in a sense of how they choose the best applicants. If the odds are in your favors, you might just score an interview. Remember when you were told that first impressions matter? No matter what job you interview for, you have to make yourself stand out to your potential employer — and your interview ‘fit can help you do just that.
So, let’s say you got an interview with a magazine or a trendy media company — where do you go from here? I mean, you have to do some extensive research on the workplace, but your interview outfit is just as important. It will make or break you (no pressure). Working at a creative office, you got to show them your artistic side through your outfit to make an unforgettable impression.
1. Edgy professional
Why not give classic black pantsuit an edgy twist? Cop a pair of leather skinny pants to balance the formality of a black blazer.
Get the look
2. NYFW streetwear to officewear
As an avid fan of pantsuits, I’m all here for colorful sets. For a comfier option on the feet, opt for a pair of stylish mules.
Get the look
3. The two P’s: pleats and patterns
Pleated skirts are one this season’s top trends, so is hot pink — why not have the best of both worlds? To make the look more fun, throw on a patterned shirt with a layer of gold necklaces.
Get the look
4. Statement makers
There’s nothing wrong with just a simple white button-down and a pair of black trousers. But, why not add a few bolder items? Accessorize with a double-buckle belt and slide on some cheetah print mules.
Get the look
5. Business athleisure
Athletic pants with side button might just be one of my favorite trends ever. They can be dressed down or dressed up. For an interview, glam the pants up with a pair of pointed-toe pumps and a loose turtle neck sweater. Pro-tip: unbutton the sides to show your heels!
Get the look
Your resume obviously caught the firm’s attention if you’re sitting down for an interview. Now, you have got to dress to impress your future employer! Have a little fun with your business attire — you don’t always need to be strictly formal.
- Edgy professional
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Why not give classic black pantsuit an edgy twist? Cop a pair of leather skinny pants to balance the formality of a black blazer.
- NYFW streetwear to officewear
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As an avid fan of pantsuits, I’m all here for colorful sets. Head over to ASOS for every color, pattern, and style you can imagine. Instead of wearing heels, opt out for a white pair of platform sneakers.
- The two P’s: pleats and patterns
-
Pleated skirts are one this season’s top trends, so is hot pink — why not have the best of both worlds? To make the look more fun, throw on a patterned shirt with a layer of gold necklaces.
- Statement makers
-
There’s nothing wrong with just a simple white button-down and a pair of black trousers. But, why not add a few bolder items? Accessorize with a double-buckle belt and slide on some cheetah print mules.
- Business athleisure
-
Your resume obviously caught the firm’s attention if you’re sitting down for an interview. Now, you have got to dress to impress your future employer! Have a little fun with your business attire — you don’t always need to be strictly formal.