Clothing Matching Rules For Job Interview

 

Maybe each of us has asked ourselves this question - what should we wear when we go to a job interview? This is the most important issue in shaping a good first impression, just like the "dressing rules for the first date" we will talk about later. The boss will probably have a preliminary judgment on your overall image at the moment when his eyes pass over your clothes. In today's society, competition is becoming more and more fierce. Therefore, if you want to leave a deep impression on the interviewer and successfully promote yourself, you need not only excellent eloquence, but also the image you show when you enter the office. Who will the interviewer notice first? Who makes them feel like colleagues? The smallest details will often help you stand out from the competition. You need to make people feel your professional quality, excellent ability and self-confidence, but also show it properly. Any extreme behavior is undesirable. Your wardrobe should reflect your ability. You should let your clothes speak for you: "I have good judgment. I am very capable. I have rich experience. If you choose me, it proves that you have good vision."

This task is a bit tricky in practice, but I have confidence in you.

 

In fact, professional dress can still be very attractive while maintaining its consistent business style. I want to emphasize that it is important to make yourself look professional. Fashion will circulate. What you need to do is to understand its trend, not to be its slave. Wearing professional clothes shows that you take your environment seriously and know how to make a good first impression. The streamlined outline created by professional clothes shows the structure and organization, and these two qualities must be what interviewers hope to see in job seekers. When a lady walked into the room wearing classic but fashionable professional clothes, she had already won the first bonus point.

 

    Even in hot summer, you need a coat to match your overall outfit. The coat makes people look mature, experienced and professional, which is also the temperament you must exude when entering the interview room. As an ordinary person, you must sweat under pressure. Therefore, the more you wear, the less outsiders can see that you are sweating. The coat may make you uncomfortable, but it can make you look calm, calm and white.

    If you want to make a good impression in a business situation, please be careful not to let the other person pay attention to your clothes while listening to you. The clothes should not be too bright or have too many colorful patterns. Remind you that reasonable color and pattern matching will make you very capable and eye-catching in the crowd. If you choose neutral colors (navy blue, brown, silver gray, ordinary black, etc.), please wear a belt with bright colors or a patterned tie. You can also wear a coat printed with eye-catching patterns such as canine tartan, or a light and thin E-coat with bright colors, but make sure that other clothes remain neutral.

    If you are hesitant in choosing colors, please refer to the following popular color combinations. Together, they will complement each other.

Navy Blue · Black

Brown · Navy Blue

Dark Olive · Silver Grey

Silver Grey · Fuchsia

Camel · Cream

    When I interview and select employees, I like to observe their talent in dress. If a lady can skillfully integrate her personal characteristics into her dress, she will be refreshing if she is different but not out of the ordinary. But you should use your talents skillfully and observe yourself again before leaving your room. I'm in the fashion industry. If you can use your talents skillfully, you will certainly be widely praised. However, do not forget the "audience" you have to face, and always remember how to dress up best for your personal job interview.

    Many women don't pay attention to the handbags they bring when they go to job interviews. Pay attention to the details. "Girls! The bag needs to be matched with your overall suit. There should be no too many decorations on the bag. It should be very simple. When you look for a pen in your handbag, the things in the bag are as messy as a jungle... lipstick, used tissue, mints, and... some messy things - your impression must be greatly reduced. Be prepared in advance and work efficiently. The bag you bring must also match the level of the position you are seeking. If you are interviewing for a receptionist consulting job, do not bring a LV (Louis Vuitton, bag) to the interview. Never exceed the level of the boss!