Interview Outfits - Opinions and Suitability?

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Hannah K.

Jun 5, 2014

Hannah K.

I have a few interviews for various retail/catering/supermarkets within the next month, and I was trying a few outfits for them today. The first one is a cream and black chiffon shirt, with black tailored, tapered trousers and cream and black ballet pumps.
The second outfit is a light pink chiffon shirt, a lilac blazer, black tailored, tapered trousers (the same ones) and dark purple heels (they're like 1-2" heels ).
I'll post pictures of both outfits and shoes I'm wearing with them, do you think these outfits are suitable for an interview? I want to make a good first impression, like I've actually tried to look nice rather than someone who's turned up in sweatpants and a jumper (I saw someone at an interview who turned up in that exact attire!).
So, opinions, thoughts, comments on these outfits?
By the way, excuse the hair, it will be done differently:)

Hannah K.

Jun 5, 2014

Hannah K.

second outfit:)

Hannah K.

Jun 5, 2014

Hannah K.

first outfit shoes

Hannah K.

Jun 5, 2014

Hannah K.

second outfit shoes

Kat A.

Jun 5, 2014

Kat A.

They look good! good luck at your interviews :)

Hannah K.

Jun 5, 2014

Hannah K.

Renay - Thank you!! I agree, when I saw the person dressed in sweats I was like 'do you really want the job?'. It was bizarre o.O

Kat - Thank you!!:)

Janelle - Thank you very much!:)

Em - I'll try!:D haha thanks:)

Ariana G.

Jun 6, 2014

Ariana G.

My Advice: Look better than your coworkers, but not better than your boss.

Hannah K.

Jun 6, 2014

Hannah K.

Thanks Ariana! I'll remember that:)

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