1) I really don't want to wear blue jeans. I know it's appropriate, I know it's probably expected, especially in this company culture, but I just don't think I feel comfortable with it. I will have enough things to obsess over after the interview tomorrow, I don't want to be wondering if I underdressed and seemed unprofessional. Honestly, I feel like I do have a bit of a babyface, so I want to combat that with my clothes.
2) I tried on my black jeans and they actually do work with the blazer as long as I'm wearing a top long enough to break up the color. So if I wear pants, I'll wear those.
3) I did buy leggings. I <3 leggings. And a top, but I think it may actually be ugly and I was blinded by the bright lights of Marshalls. I might return it.
I NEED HELP. If you're out there in Internet land, I'd love a little input! Comment with your thoughts, and promise to say hi.
Okay, so imagine makeup. And hair. And jewelry. And less ridiculous faces. GO:
A. The new top, with two different shoes. I don't think I like it, I feel as though it erases my waist. |
B. Like this dress. May be too juvenile of a silhouette for an interview. Plus, short. |
C. Love this dress, love it with the blazer. But is it too fancy exits past the casual turnoff? |
D. Inherited this dress from my mama, and I like it a lot. Can't decide if it's too short...but I AM wearing leggings. Problem: off-white in dress, white in blazer? |
E. Probably too casual. But I am stoked on how baggy this is on me, considering it used to be quite tight. |
F. May be my favorite. Got this top last weekend with my mother, and had nixed it for being pink. But I think it works! |
E is really really cute, but I agree with it being too casual for the interview. I would go with F. I like how the pink breaks up the black. Really pretty!
ReplyDeleteI went with F! But of course, just got salad dressing ALL OVER MYSELF...so I might have to run home and change. SUCH IS MY LIFE.
DeleteThanks for the input, love!
Sassy F is my vote! Perfect mix of fun, fashionable, but professional enough to kick the interview (job's!) butt. Really great pieces, btw!
ReplyDeleteThanks Katie! I chose F, but might have to change if I can't remove the stain I just created. Because I'm useless. Thanks for your opinion!
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