What to wear to an interview? Help!!

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Alexis M.

Jun 22, 2015

Alexis M.

I FINALLY GOT AN INTERVIEW AT ULTA TOMORROW. I'm so excited but I'm not quite sure what to wear. Any ideas? I also need to figure out what to do with my makeup. It's basically just a sales associate position. Thanks!

Hollie M.

Jun 22, 2015

Hollie M.

Clothes - formal black trousers and blouse. Hair - simple, straightened or curled or up in a bun. Makeup - simple, your regular foundation ect routine, nude eyeshadow and nude lips.

Alexis C.

Jun 22, 2015

Alexis C.

Dress pants and a blouse or a nice dress, not a party or sundress. NO JEANS. Jeans are unprofessional.

Heels or flats, NO SNEAKERS or wedges. Both are unprofessional.

Hair curled/straightened or in a sleek bun/ponytail.

Keep the makeup simple and natural.

Sunny S.

Jun 22, 2015

Sunny S.

Go for a grey skirt knee length and a light pink blouse. opt in for a nude lipstick, muave blush and plain mascara. hair: go for a pony tail a complete slick back one. xoxo.

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