Dress to impress when it comes to interviews

Although a catwalk inspired outfit won’t necessarily be the solereasonyoulandyourdream job, it’ll certainly make a great first impression. So dress for thejobyouwant(nottheoneyou have)andshowtheinterviewer exactlywho’sbosswithaprofessional and stylish outfit.

“It’s always important to dress accordingly for an interviewasfirstimpressionscount,” says award-winning personal and fashion stylist, Lisa Talbot.

“Dressingappropriatelywill also show you care and take the interview seriously – sloppy dress means sloppy attitude!”

Youdon’tneedtobewearing a crumpled shirt to let your appearancedownthough,asfashion faux pas come in all shapes and sizes.

“On rare occasions, women can also make the mistake of wearing a skirt or dress that’s too short or a neckline that can be deemed too low,” Lisa says.

“None of these are wrong, but in an interview it’s important that the interviewer is not distracted on what the interviewee to the interview, investigate the is wearing. branding of the business and

“It’simportantthatthewomanfeelsconfident,feminineand their approach to workwear. Women need to look professional professional.” but also to embrace the

Know the industry you are culture of the business,” Lisa interviewing for will help with says. outfit planning and base your Inregardstohairandmakeup, outfit on their expectations. keep it simple, fresh and yet

When in doubt, opt for a again professional. timeless and smart fitted trouser Unless you’re a beauty expert, or skirt suit. avoid experimentation

“My advice would be, prior prior to the interview. The last thingyouneedistofrightenthe interviewer with a rogue eyelash or fake tan disaster.

“I firmly believe that when youlookgoodyoufeelgreatand the best asset we all have is a smile on our face,” says Lisa.

“When we smile our confidence is greater, and you will find more people are drawn to you and want to listen to what youhavetosay–inthecorporate world this is very important.”