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How to Dress for an Interview as a Man
Steps
- Be formal (no matter what the regular dress code is at the job). The
only exceptions to this are if you are interviewing somewhere that they tell you
specifically what to wear for your own safety (such as at a factory). For most
interviews, a suit is the appropriate attire. A blue suit works the best and it
gives you a lot of versatility in terms of shirt and tie choice. Light or dark
grey are also good conservative choices. A three button suit will look good on
almost anyone, while a 2 button will give a slightly taller/slimmer appearance.
- Choose a solid white or blue shirt. You don't want to look too
flashy with a brightly colored shirt, and striped (and especially patterned)
shirts are a little less formal. A straight collar is also more formal than
a button down. Choose one with a medium spread. (If you have a particularly
large neck, a wider collar may look better.)
- Wear a tie in a dark, conservative color (never pink). Stick to
solids, rep (diagonal striped) or small patterned ties. A red tie will give
the friendly politician look, while blue ties give a more serious FBI agent
look. Both are acceptable.
- Wear a belt or suspenders, but never both at the same time. It's
redundant. If you're a suspenders kind of guy, get buttons sewed into your
trousers and wear suspenders that button on, not the cheap clip-on kind. They
will make you look cheap.
- Show off your shoes. A pair of black oxfords or cap-toed oxfords
is the best choice. Get ones that don't have super thick soles so they won't
look like boots.
- Wear solid, vertically ribbed socks in black or grey. Get socks
that are long enough to cover your legs when you sit down in your suit.
Tips
- A nice watch rounds out the outfit. You don't have to spend a fortune
on a Tag Heuer. Fossil and Timex make nice enough looking watches that can fool
almost anyone.
- If you are lucky enough to be asked for a second interview, simply
changing the shirt and tie combination can give the look of a whole new outfit,
even if you don't have another suit.
- Remember to turn off your cell phone before you go.
- Although it seems counterintuitive to wear another layer, putting on
an undershirt will keep sweat from getting on your dress shirt and showing exactly
how nervous you really are.
- Make sure your dress shirts' tails are long enough that they stay
tucked in.
- Wear unscented deodorant and no cologne
Warnings
- It is imperative that your clothes are clean and pressed. If you never
iron your clothes, iron just this once for your interview.
- Some dress shoes can be slippery, and literally falling on your
face is not the impression you want to make. Look for shoes with rubber inserts
for traction.
- Also make sure your shoes are shined and the heels aren't worn down.
If the heels are worn down, you can have them repaired at a cobbler.
- Don't get a watch that beeps.
Things You'll Need
- A blue or grey suit
- 2-3 white and blue dress shirts
- 2-3 conservative ties
- Black oxford or cap-toed oxfords
- Black belt
- Dress socks
- Watch
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