1. Interviewing Attire According to Image Dynamics:
55% of another person’s perception of you is based on how you look.

2. General Rules Dress 1 or 2 levels up This isn’t 1999
Be yourself…but not too much yourself
It’s ok to ask what to wear
All accessories must been in very good condition
“Informal” isn’t really

3. No-Nos Wild nails (color or length)
Short Skirts: NO MORE THAN 3” ABOVE KNEE; no capris or leggings
Leather Jackets
Showy briefcases, purses, shoes, etc
Heavy makeup
Strong perfume…or any, really

4. Suits Wear dresses with caution…
Dark, but different, color with a neutral top
NO CLEAVAGE
No Dated Suits: Lapels >3” or <1”
Skirt suit considered more formal than a pant suit

5. Shoes No Open-Toed or Backless Shoes
Recommended: no more than 2 ½” heel
Keep them looking nice!
No scuffs marks, old soles, dull leather

6. Accessories No distracting accessories
Ok to wear modern takes on classic pieces
Invest in a good quality, plain trench in case of rain
WEAR HOSE

7. Blue Always a good choice, especially navy.
Shows calm, stability, trust, truth, confidence, security

8. Second most popular color
Gray
Second most popular color
Shows sophistication

9. Black Commanding and authoritarian Can show drama
Consider using as an accent only

10. Red Extremely powerful color Use with caution!
Associated with energy, passion, desire, power, and aggression

11. White Always safe when worn as a shirt or blouse
Shows simplicity, cleanliness, precision, and goodness