Which One For My Interview?

[abbeylee90]

https://postimg.cc/fSmG7zFx/220c247d

https://postimg.cc/kRvjXBzh/f738adcd

https://postimg.cc/N2snX66w/980103c7

[bobbinwales]

All are okay assuming its a standard office type role, but it depends on the job..... may not look right in mechanics garage or on a building site or factory floor.... but I'd spend alot more time thinking about what to say and ask during your interview. Which role is this for?
Good luck

[Buenchico]

The first one, definitely.

The skirt's too high for a business interview with the second one and leopard skin prints, as in the third one, are never 'formal'.

[abbeylee90]

Warehouse post

[lankeela]

If you came to an interview in a posh frock,with painted nails and jewellery I would think you would not be suitable for a dirty cold warehouse job, I would be looking for someone in clean, tidy jeans or trousers and trainers not someone looking like they are going on a night on the town.

[pastafreak]

I don't think it being a warehouse position means nail varnish is out of the question. It depends on what the job requires of course.
Abbey, I think the first is most suitable. It's fairly conservative and a good length.
What is the job description, and is it something you'd be willing to stick with for a good few months?

[andy-hughes]

I'd go with the first, the most 'neutral'.

You want to create an impression, not an impact, they are not the same thing.

Good luck.

[lankeela]

pasta seriously wouldn't you be worried that someone with glamorous clothes and painted nails would be worried about chipping them when handling goods in a warehouse?

[abbeylee90]

I wore gloves in my last job

[barry1010]

What are you doing up at this time? Did you go on your date?

[1ozzy]

Proctologist gloves?

[LadyCG]

The first one is the best of a questionable bunch, in my opinion.

[naomi24]

They're all suitable. Good luck with the interview.

[LadyCG]

Abbey, how about a nice pair of slim cigarette trousers and a nice top? Smart casual.

[LadyCG]

I really like these - might get a pair myself:

https://www.next.co.uk/style/st409088/574512#574512

[DTCwordfan]

Agree with those who say neat pants and a plain top/jacket for a w-house job. First dress is fine for an office job - sensible shoes with a very low heel or flats......keep the Louboutins in the closet ready for any date later.

[naomi24]

Abbey isn't asking for ideas for different outfits. She's asking which of these dresses she should wear.

[LadyCG]

Couldn't agree more, DT :-)

[bobbinwales]

I think 'none of them for a warehouse interview' is a suitable answer naomi... but could add 'but if you got nothing else suitable then 1 is best'

[naomi24]

I'd be happy to interview someone wearing those dresses for a warehouse job, bob. They're respectable enough. I'd be less impressed by someone who was letting it all hang out ... so to speak. :o)

[Moorea7]

If I was the Personnel Manager at the Warehouse, I wouldn't give a heck what the interviewee was wearing as long as she could give a good account of herself and seemed up to the job.

However, to answer the question - No. 1.