BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL FOR WOMEN  Matching suit jacket and knee length (or longer) skirt or pants  Conservative colors, (i.e. navy, black, gray)  Long sleeve or short sleeve blouses  Dress shoes or dress boots with long skirts or pants only

Business Professional - Men  Invest in your Suit; SPEND SOME MONEY  Quality is cheap in the long run  Get it tailored, make sure it fits (sleeves not too long, pants not too high or too long)  Nothing Flashy (Try Dark Navy or Charcoal)  Don’t try to send a fashion statement  2 or 3 buttons (always leave bottom button unbuttoned)

BUSINESS ATTIRE FOR WOMEN  Business knee-length dresses with suit jacket  Suit jacket and pressed pants (do not have to be of the same set)  Blouses  Third piece  Dress shoes or dress boots with long skirts or pants only

Business Attire for Men  A mix between business casual and business professional  Wear slacks and a blazer/sport coat  Nice collared shirt underneath but no tie is required  Dress Shoes

BUSINESS CASUAL FOR WOMEN  Pressed khakis or slacks  Knee-length or longer dresses/skirts  Sweater sets  Long or short sleeve blouses  Non-athletic socks and shoes  Dress shoes, heels, or boots

Business Casual for Men  Wide range of business casual for men  Casual End: Pressed khakis and a polo-style shirt  Nice End: Dress slacks and a long sleeve button down  Shirts must have a collar  Cannot wear athletic shoes or socks

INTERVIEW ATTIRE FOR WOMEN  Suits:  Color: Navy, gray, cobalt blue, and black  Length of skirt: below the knee  Blouse:  Best fabrics: Silk, cotton, or rayon  Color: Neutral nothing overwhelming  Modest cut  Shoes:  Match your suit, no contrasting tones  Color: Black or navy  Style: Closed toe pump with small heel (no more than 2 inches)  Accessories  Neutral hose  Belt and purse match shoes  Jewelry: subtle do not want to draw attention to any one thing

“Casual” Casual for Guys and Gals  Doesn’t mean that you can show up wearing anything you want  Remember that you are still portraying an image of yourself  Don’t try out the newest fashion trends  Don’t overdress

Shoes & Ties & Belts  The color of your belt & shoes must match  I suggest shoes with laces  Shoes can make or break the suit, buy some high quality shoes that shine  Polish your shoes  Socks need to be long enough to cover your leg when your legs are crossed  Belts can be of medium quality as long as they look good  A cheap tie can ruin a suit  Make sure your tie is conservative, no crazy designs or logos of your favorite cartoon characters