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DRESSING FOR SUCCESS

Appearance and Grooming

  • It’s critical to be clean/neat from head to toe.
  • Piercings and Creative Hair: Yes, you have a perfect right to be who you are.”Just remember, employers have just as much right to say that lip rings are not the image they are trying to project. You will have to decide if your personal statement is worth more than the job. Of course, there are some fields – fashion and music to name two – where no one would care about excessive piercings or creative hair. Tattoos/body art: if you have it, make sure it won’t be visible. Same reason as above.”
  • Clean nails and hands. Nail polish, if you wear any, should be conservative, with no chips.
  • If you wear glasses, make sure the lenses are clean.
  • Don’t overdo cologne or perfume. In fact, none can be a wise decision.
  • Have a conservative haircut, which is neatly combed. No hair in your face.
  • Check hair, face, teeth, and clothes before entering a room. Fresh breath is a must! No gum or mints in your mouth. Press your clothing. If you don’t know how, the dry cleaner will take care of it for you!
  • Women: Conservative jewelry and make-up.
  • Men: Facial hair policies vary by geography, industry and organization. Basic advice: it should be clean, neat and trimmed.

Business Formal Attire
 When in doubt, err on the side of being conservative and go business formal. Interview dress is usually business formal. 

Business Formal for Men

  • Wear a suit that is either gray, navy, or charcoal
  • Clean, pressed white shirt (don’t forget to tuck it in!). Consider taking shirts to the dry cleaner to have them starched – they will stay nice longer
  • Clean nails and hands. Nail polish, if you wear any, should be conservative, with no chips.
  • Keep ties conservative. Tie should not be too wide and should barely touch your belt. Tie-a-tie.net can show you how to tie it properly!
  • Wear dark, over-the-calf socks that match your suit (No athletic socks with your nice suit!)
  • Black leather belt
  • Wear polished black leather shoes, no boots
  • Don’t wear too much jewelry

Business Formal for Women

  • Dark, well-fitting suit (knee-length hem for suit skirts); suits with pants are ok too.
  • Blouse – either with or without a collar is fine
  • Polished 1-2 inch heels (no open toe, sling backs, stilettos or boots)
  • Hosiery (a must) – should be flawless (no runs) and conservative in color. A shade that matches your skin tone is always a safe bet and bringing an extra pair is a good idea.
  • Hair may be worn down or pulled back. Just make sure it stays out of your face.

Business Formal for Men

This is not synonymous with sloppy! Make sure all clothing is neatly pressed and clean. Also double-check clothing for signs of wear. 

Business Casual Attire For Men

  • Not expected to wear ties
  • Sport coat ok but not expected
  • Stylish, solid colored pants
  • Long-sleeved solid or striped shirt with a collar
  • Socks that match your pants
  • Matching belt and shoes
  • Don’t wear : Jeans, sneakers, sandals, t-shirts, baseball cap, pants with elastic cuffs, or sweatshirts

Business Casual for Women

  • Dress pants or skirt
  • Sweater and/or blouse. Blazers are also appropriate.
  • Trouser socks or knee-high stockings with pants. Tights or hosiery with skirts.
  • Ppolished loafers, flats, low heels, or dress boots
  • Don’t wear: mini skirts, tight/low cut tops, sneakers, shorts, long or bright nails, or spike heels