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lol I thought I was going to go for trousers too but the skirt suit just looked better on my body. I looked frumpilicious in the pantsuits 🙂
i have acrylic nails, just French tips and not too long....do you think thats ok for an interview or should i take them off and go with my natural nails?
Sorry for sounding fashionably stupid...but would it be ok if I go in those women suits that Hilary Clinton and other female politician wears?
Definitely take the acrylics off. For one, acrylics scream teenager/early twenties. But most importantly, you will probably not be allowed to wear acrylic nails as a dental student. Go with natural, nicely shaped, buffed nails or nude or light pink polish.
I would like to bring up the make-up opinions again. A lot of you are saying to wear very minimal make-up(possibly no foundation, nude colors and no eye liner).... I just have a different opinion on this and I am wondering where you are coming from with this information.
Of course I'm not going to go into my interview with bright blue eyeshadow or elvira eyes.... but I happen to think that the make-up a typical girl would wear out on say, a date, would be perfectly fine.
I wear shimmery gold and bronze eyes shadow, a nice med/thin line of black eyeliner and usually a good amount of mascara. I personally would rather look my absolute best and than be a 'plain jane' in a group of men and women that doesn't standout. I don't wear any more make-up than the female dentists I see in magazine advertisements or the female dentists I have shadowed.....
I went on a "dental day" type of event at a dental school a few months back and was shocked at how shambled the girls looked. Not only was I the only female in a suit, I was the only one in what I would consider "professional attire". Sure it wasn't an interview, but it was still a very formal day. The other girls had nasty frizzy hair that they either left fall tangled in their face or pulled it back in a casual ponytail. And none of them were wearing makeup!!!
I of course received the most attention from the tour guides and admissions directors that attended(who were mostly women). They directed questions to me, made lots of eye contact and even asked me to stay later to go over my application. I'm not saying all of that was because I wore make-up, but I definitely looked like the only one who cared enough not to roll out of bed to attend their event.
Make-up gives you confidence, confidence makes you standout! That's just my two cents about the matter.
yea i got them taken off,i figured it would be best that way but still wanted some feedback-since i have no thyroid my natural nails are very brittle and its hard to keep them looking nice, i'll just bring a file and fix them right before any interviews 😀
now another thought; in the winter would it be ok to wear snowboots and then change out of them? idk where i would put them...
I have long hair and plan on pulling it out of my face. I don't think it HAS to be all up, but make sure that you aren't constantly needing to fix it or push it out of your face. Half up or all the way up would be the best bet, in my opinion.
Ugh, Snooki is one of the most visually unappealing people I have ever seen.