What should my boyfriend wear to his interview (see below)?
152365
that's exactly what i would recommend, along with steel toed shoes, not so sloppy, they must also be presentable
856474
Ah yes! What to wear, what to wear. Well, I suggest a nice tight fitting T-shirt that shows off your chest pecks. Perfered colors are purple, tan, white, and pink. If you hate pink that's ok. Now wear tight jeans, not the jeans that you can see your As- crack or keep pulling up them up past your knees! I mean jeans like the Levis 505, or even 501's. They show the buns of steel baby! Or if you still have a pair of I believe they were Levis 560's that were tapered jeans, they will do nicely also. For shoe, Brand name babbies! Nik, Conver, etc... Socks-white, and make sure you smell really, really nice! I mean brand name stuff, not this is your fathers smell Old Spice style!
1004689
Your attitude and speach will affect your interview much more than the color of your outfit. Be serious, enthusiastic and interested in the position. It also helps to do some research on the company before you go, this will demonstrate all of the above attributes. You'll also want to ask some questions about the company. Finally, don't use slang words like use instead of you. \nGood Luck
690079
Yes, color does matter. Firms/companies like banks, insurance companies or other places in the financial arena are still very conservative when it comes to dress for the most part. As long as you're not wearing the same thing, go for it. You should have several interview outfits prepared, since many companies do multiple interviews now days. The only time I would say consider wearing something a little more creative is when you're interviewing for those types of jobs. The clothes should correspond with the culture of the organization. What did you see everyone else wearing when you walked in there last? Mirror their image.
248602
wear a pair of those antenae things from the 80's it usually works for me. or maybe if that is to bold for you you can go for the dayglo orange pocket protector.\n\nseriously know your stuff, be confident, your job is all about customer service, accuracy, professionalism and product knowledge. If these are covered then the interview will be a snap
199096
You should talk about what he is turned on by, then decide what to wear because people have different taste. My boyfriend goes for the whole panty-hose, lacey bra and panties thing, but over that i wear something that gets his attention , like low cut shirts and short skirts, so that his mind is thinking about what is under my clothing. Good Luck
531864
Avoid business casual. Error on the side of being too professional. First impressions count and its rare to make a bad impression by being "too professional" but being too casual can leave a negative impact.\n\nIf you are a man, wear a suit and tie - something conservative like black or navy. If you are a woman wear a suit. If it is a suite with a skirt make sure you wear pantyhose. Avoid bare legs and bare arms.\n\nBut make sure what you wear is comfortable. You don't want to be fidgeting with something uncomfortable in an interview. Also avoid excessive jewelry.
774036
one dress the whole wedding / reception .... find out what color his tie will be and go with a dress in that color or you can wear any winter color ... try and stay away from black and definitely stay away from white .... but look nice and knock his socks off ...taking you to the wedding is a huge deal for him and your relationship!!
745026
Wear what you would wear to the job. Do not lie. Learn a little about the store before the interview and throw in a few facts if it fits into the conversation. Don't ask about time off and benefits.
232801
Sportcoat w/ t-shirt or skinny tie \n           -sleeves pulled up\n\nwing-tips with no socks\nslighty spiked hair (like ryan seacrest but less gay)\nsuglasses
786076
nice pants and a collared shirt with leather loafers.\nno hat.\na nice sweater if it's cold.
1184108
be dressed decently, have a pleasant smile, be calm and confident but not self-sufficient or superior, look in the eyes of the one who takes you the interview, not in the floor..\n\ngood luck:)
727337
I would always suggest wearing something professional. For this position I would not wear a dress or skirt or a suit and tie (depending on your gender), perhaps a nice pair of slacks and blouse or button up shirt, and a pair of dress shoes. In my current positon I am not responsible for hiring but I was in my previous position, and I would never hire anyone who came to an interview in jeans, flip flops or sneakers. Even though this position is not one where you will be required to wear business attire your new prospective supervisors will look at the way you dress, speak and look. I always felt if someone took pride in their appearance they would take pride in their job. Hope this helps!
113719
Good Fit <most important feature!!!>\n1.  Dark Jeans;  must fit great!\n2.  Polo shirt.\n3.  Sports jacket.\n4.  Loafers.
797372
Transportation-Car;Cell Phone,Nice suit ( Coat and Pant -nice shirt and tie with a tie pin.)Nice shoes ( preferably Black Bostonian).You can buy him out of those if you can,Or buy him a  shaving set,so before he goes to office and do the shaving he will remember you for your gift.And if you wanted to be cheap than buy a shoe polish-shoe color and shoe shine brush.Or a Nice Parker or a Shaffer pen. With an Appointment book with a address book.A pocket calculator ( from Texas Instruments) for calculating mortgage.So as a Christmas gift buy for your BF whichever you can afford it.
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A sport coat and color-coordinated dress slacks with a pastel dress shirt might do. But a solid navy-blue or medium-to-dark gray business suit is best, as is a solid-white, long-sleeve dress shirt with a conservative silk tie. Silk makes a smaller, much nicer knot than most other fabrics. If you can't afford 100-percent silk, try a silk blend. \nA tie clip or pin will keep your tie from flopping around when you open your sport coat or suit jacket. \nWear calf-length dress socks (not crew or tube socks) that match the color of your suit. \nWear low-heeled, conservative dress shoes that are color coordinated with your suit. (For example, don't wear brown shoes with a navy-blue or gray suit. Wear black.) Some say that laced shoes are dressier than loafers, but that's a minor detail. The important thing is to wear conservative, color-coordinated dress shoes, not sneakers, cowboy boots, etc. \nDon't go without a belt if you're wearing pants with belt loops. Wear a dress belt that matches your shoes (e.g., black with black). \nGet a professional haircut or trim. If you can't stand the thought of cutting your long hair for interviews, at least tie it back in a ponytail. But short, well-groomed hair is best. \nClean-shaven is the best way to go too. If you have a beard or moustache, shave it off for interviews. If you just can't, at least make sure it's well-groomed. \nIf you ordinarily wear one or more earrings, remove them before interviews
380385
wear something revealing..low cut shirt with midriff showing, miniskirt, thong underwear.\n\nyum!