It's in fahion so what I was thinking is like Skinny Jeans a Blazer and a cute shirt? IDK what to wear!
I also am going on my lunch break so I don't want my Boss to see me so dressed up and wonder?
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I would swap out the skinny jeans for pencil leg black pants. Regardless of it being a job in fashion, I think pants will come off as more professional than jeans. Once you get the job (fingers crossed!), then you can adjust your dress code accordingly. But that's just me - I'm a fan of overdressing for interviews.
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Posted by Linzee636
I would swap out the skinny jeans for pencil leg black pants. Regardless of it being a job in fashion, I think pants will come off as more professional than jeans. Once you get the job (fingers crossed!), then you can adjust your dress code accordingly. But that's just me - I'm a fan of overdressing for interviews.
Agreed - I'm not in the fashion industry but I would think jeans aren't appropriate. Do you drive to work? You could just leave the blazer in your car to leave your outfit dressed down.
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I would swap out the skinny jeans for pencil leg black pants. Regardless of it being a job in fashion, I think pants will come off as more professional than jeans. Once you get the job (fingers crossed!), then you can adjust your dress code accordingly. But that's just me - I'm a fan of overdressing for interviews.
ITA .. and GOOD LUCK!!!!
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No I take the train but I talked to my cousin who is a designer and she said do not go looking corporate but fashion foward and not to look like I tried too hard
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Posted by Linzee636
I would swap out the skinny jeans for pencil leg black pants. Regardless of it being a job in fashion, I think pants will come off as more professional than jeans. Once you get the job (fingers crossed!), then you can adjust your dress code accordingly. But that's just me - I'm a fan of overdressing for interviews.
this - at least it's not too casual w/ the jeans and you'd still look fashionable. good luck!
No I take the train but I talked to my cousin who is a designer and she said do not go looking corporate but fashion foward and not to look like I tried too hard
pencil skirt, cute top with belt?
maybe at your current job, throw on a sweater and put the belt in the bag
then at lunch. whip off the sweater, and accessorize
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I like the pencil skirt idea too - you can accessorize and wear a cute top, but you won't feel as 'corporate' as if you were wearing pants.
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Maybe Striped long tank (goes down to like little higher then midthigh) with leggings and the blazer with heels? Can go to work with ballet flats because they know if I wear heels I am going somewhere we are so relaxed there but the rest of the outfir is w.e. I get dressed up but no on else does
