what should i wear to a modeling interview?
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You should dress in a way that shows your figure.  Most girls wear slim jeans and a tank top (layer a skinny sweater over the tank if it's cold right now).  Go for solid colors (white or off-white for your top is best) and NO sparkles, shimmers, stripes or other small prints that might look weird in a photo.  Choose flat shoes so that the agency can accurately see your size.  Bring a duffle bag with you so that you can carry cute heels, a bikini and a simple dress (in a non-wrinkly material) and change into that if necessary.  Go in with a VERY natural face (absolute bare minimum makeup) and cleansing wipes in case they ask you to remove your makeup for the photos.  Leave your hair down but bring a plain elastic to pull it back if they ask you to.\n\nBasically, show that you:\n\n- are prepared\n- are a natural beauty\n- understand what they're looking for in a model
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Get me to be your first model.
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It's an interview, dress nice. Since they said informal, slacks and a nice blouse would be good.
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No that wouldn't be a good idea, not the tank top. You should look professional. You don't have to be too dressy but try business casual. I'm not sure of a bath and body works uniform, it's been awhile since I've been in there. Good luck with your interview. I hope you get the job.
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I would say a black Victoria Beckham style waistcoat, with a gold belt that ties right below the cleavage. A bit revealing of curves but not slutty at all. With fitted black pants and a pair of high heeled boots would be just perfect for a special night out. xx.
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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.
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Going for a job interview
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Definitely a suit if it is at a professional level (bookkeeping or above).  Choose charcol grey, navy, or black.  Brown is sometimes worn.  If you go with black, soften it up with a feminine colour and jewelry.\n\nIf it is for reception, probably not a suit.  Something dressy and and flattering would be better, but it still must be professional looking.  You could choose a fashion-conscious suit, however.  Think about what they would want the first impression of the firm to be.\n\nTry Monster.com Quintcareer.com for great interview articles.  They get into some nitty gritty about what to wear.
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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.
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Wow.... as a model, I'll give you some advice before I rate. You have to find a good pose, and a pose that flatters your body type and face. Also, you have to find a better photographer! Some of those pictures were dreadful!\nHmm, for your pictures, I'll have to say 4.5...But (seeing as you answered one of my questions and you said you were a doctor), you don't really have to go into modeling because you already have a job.\nJ'adore,\nConnie
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wear some baggy jeans....a extra big rocawear or eckored or phat farm shirt....some raw shoes and a baseball cap or somethin like that....also wear a jersey too..
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Haircut, clean pressed clothes, shiny shoes and clean manicured nails!  These are the first things I look at when interviewing, everything else comes later!
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Let's see...when I went to my interview, I wore dress pants, a button-up top, and cute heels. I would dress up a little, but not go overboard! There will be students who show up in jeans, which is clearly unprofessional and tacky! Over-dressing appears that you are desperate though! So, choose wisely!\n\nSome tips:\n1. Be thinking of questions that they are going to ask you...it helps when you don't have to think for two minutes to answer a question!\n2. Don't be nervous! They want to see your true personality! Make jokes(small ones)!\n3. look the person(s) in the eye!\n4. Come prepared! Know your experience, previous grades, volunteer work etc....it helps to review b/c when you are nervous, it is easier to forget!\n5. Lastly, smile!
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I say wear the stockings.  Vegas is a very, very dry heat.\n\nBut have you worn this suit before?  Linen wrinkles so easily, and unless it is lined you will likely find it a little uncomfortably itchy in the heat.\n\nGood Luck on your interview.
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First of all, I would get one of the dress for success books. I found out the hard way that clothing can ruin your chances of being hired. Make sure that you have an 'honest' resume with you.\nWhile you are speaking to the interviewer, resist any temptation to interrupt or get too loud. Know it all types usually end up being crossed off of the hire list. If you don't know the answer, be honest. Show a willingness to listen and learn. Good attitudes and politeness are more likely to get the job for you.\nI obtained my information from several people that I work with that are in a hiring capacity.
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Wear a smart trouser or skirt suit and blouse. You should always dress professionaly no matter what the position you are going for.
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I would wear a blue suit a white shirt and an attractive tie.  If you think you might have to take your shoes off (for example, if you are picking up members of the wedding party at their homes) you might want to wear dress shoes that you can slip on and off easily.