Attire for 2nd interview?

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Maria L.

Apr 12, 2015

Maria L.

Tomorrow I have a second interview at local amusement park, last time was a group interview and I wore black leggings with a black vneck and a cream cardigan and I was way overdressed. Even my interviewer was dressed pretty causal. This time I was thinking black leggings with a black top and a studded denim vest and combat boots. or jean capris, a black top, statement necklace and sandals. I'm open to other options, FYI I'm short & I'm on the bigger side. Thanks :)

Alexis C.

Apr 13, 2015

Alexis C.

I think regardless of how "casual" the interview seems you should still look professional.

Dress pants/pencil skirt with a blouse or a nice dress (not a party or sun dress). NO JEANS. They're very unprofessional. Leggings aren't actually interview appropriate either, in my opinion.

Heels or flats, NO SNEAKERS. I wouldn't go with sandals or boots either.

Kylie R.

Apr 13, 2015

Kylie R.

I agree with Alexis, I don't think it's a negative thing to be over dressed in that kind of a situation

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