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[Psai]

I would accept you

 

[ndafife]

I was expecting a super colorful suit when I opened this up.

Yeah that looks fine

 

[ndafife]

aw yiss. do you think the dress cuts off a little too high? I tried it on yesterday and it hits ~2 inches above my knee. Kind of like on this model (see below), but like an inch higher. As long as I stick to low heels, it should be ok, right?

I don't see any issue with it as you describe.

A good rule of thumb I've found is, if you wouldn't feel comfortable seeing your mom in it, then don't wear it to a professional setting.

 

[Lawpy]

I think both of those suits look fine, but i'll ask the fashion expert adcoms for more careful input @LizzyM @gyngyn @Catalystik

 

[gyngyn]

Hey there,

I wanted to take advantage of the Nordstrom anniversary sale to purchase my interview suit. I usually never spend more on ~$10-30 on any clothing item, so this will be an opportunity to splurge!

I was drawn to this dress suit (see below), but was worried that the color/fabric might be a little too...bright? Adcoms, would this be appropriate for interviews?

The color is fine as long as the material is not as shiny as it appears here.

 

[Lawpy]

The color is fine as long as the material is not as shiny as it appears here.

I'm always curious to know a few general fashion rules of thumb (like the shiny one you mentioned). Would be a very useful collection!

 

[LizzyM]

I think that it is fine but I am the most laissez-faire adcom when it comes to clothing choices for interview.

 

[Mansamusa]

The shininess makes it a little prom dressy/formal evening weary.

Butttttt, wearing something that makes you feel comfortable and powerful can be a huge mental help for your interviewing game. So maybe a little bit of shininess is okay.

 

[Psai]

I would get an ill fitting off the rack black suit just in case

 

[Sardinia]

Dark blue is the new bright.