Here are just a few of my outfit ideas ranging from formal to casual. I tend to go with a lot of neutral colors during interviews since they draw less attention to a petite frame, and looks more professional!
Casual Interviews:
This all-black look is perfect for a retail or creative interview. Ruffled sleeves are everywhere this season. Heeled booties give a bit of height while keeping your feet warm. Fur collar adds extra warmth.
Black jeans are my go-to for casual interviews. They're comfy and won't make you appear too overdressed if you're interviewing for a tech job. Suede booties are so popular this winter - these look especially chic with a pale pink sweater!
If it happens to be snowing out, I don't think there's anything wrong with wearing a waterproof puffer coat. This turtleneck sweater will keep you toasty, and pull together this look with dress pants, but go with a navy color to brighten it up. Pair with waterproof black leather boots.
Formal Interviews:
Formal interviews call for more traditional pieces, no matter how cold it is outside. The best way to keep warm would be to top your suit with a nice heavy coat. This beige one is super versatile for both work or a boozy brunch! Loafers are making a comeback - these cover more of your feet than regular pumps and have a chunky heel for greater comfort. I love this sweater-shirt combo but if you're at an extremely traditional firm, opt for a regular suit.
If it's snowing or pouring outside, sleek black booties are the perfect compromise between clunky snowboots and black pumps. Pair with black tights to prevent drawing too much attention to your boots. A trench coat looks professional and is waterproof, but layer with this cozy grey sweater coat for warmth. When you take these layers off in the office, you'll be carrying 2 chic pieces, rather than a giant puffer coat.
What's your favorite look?
What's your favorite look?
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