These 6 parts should never be used for a job interview
1. top bustiers under shirt
It's an incredibly beautiful, but at the same time provocative trend: the sweet lace bralettes that are supposed to sparkle under a shirt. This can look pretty and elegant not only for a date, but also in everyday life. If you are not working in a bank, you can also integrate the outfit into the job. However, caution is advised at the very first impression that a future boss should make in a job interview. There should be better no inappropriate associations. Therefore, always choose a top that does not risk a bra or bustier blitzer. Then you can confidently change again.
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2nd high heels
Do not panic: High shoes are of course allowed during the job interview. On high heels, which have more than seven inches, you should refrain, however, to look respectable. In addition, better raussuchen raussuchen that you wear only very rarely. These are probably not registered and you feel automatically more insecure. To convince at the job interview, rather choose an outfit including shoes, in which you feel completely comfortable. High heels that push and hurt are therefore superfluous.
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3. A pair of jeans
There are always professional sectors in which one runs around in normal professional life with jeans and sneakers. Nevertheless, one should stick to a more elegant trousers for the first impression, because: Of course, jeans convey a certain nonchalance, which can be inappropriate in this situation. Therefore, it makes sense to grab a cloth pants, a skirt or even a dress.
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4. The right dress
Clothes always go with women. They are female, pretty and look (almost) always noble. To meet exactly this style, it is important to follow a few rules. So the dress should always cover the knee, do not sit tight, do not have too open neckline and best not be sleeveless. For example, sheath dresses, A-line style dresses and shirt dresses in classic colors such as blue, red, green, brown or black are especially beautiful.
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5. Too many accessories
A wedding ring, the watch and a chain look elegant. Anything beyond or even statement jewelry is better kept for another occasion. After all, you do not want to give the impression of distracting yourself from the actual conversation with too many accessories. Therefore, here is less is more.
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6. pieces with brand logos
You are very fond of your Louis Vuitton bag because you have been saving it for many years, but there is a rough "LV" logo on the page? Then you better avoid bringing them to an important interview. Of course this does not mean that you should turn up for the job interview from head to toe in H & M. But big brand logos often distract from the essentials and can even seem prollig. So: Better to wear in your spare time or if the job is safe for you. So you play it safe.
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By the way: These 6 garments are perfect for a job interview!
6 perfect clothes for the job interview
With these garments you make a good figure during the interview.
1 of 61. The blazer
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2 of 62. The culotte
© Catwalkpictures 3 of 63. The tweed skirt
© Catwalkpictures 4 of 64. The trench coat
© Catwalkpictures 5 out of 65. The midi-rock
© Catwalkpictures 6 of 66. Black ankle boots
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