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definitely leather if you can afford it, they are generally more expensive(men's) dress shoes:
leather sole vs rubber sole
Not trying to look grossly abnormal just wanna blend in with the crowd lol
Hows this one for the watches department:
http://www.amazon.com/Invicta-Diver-Collection-Stainless-Bracelet/dp/B0006AAS7E/ref=sr_1_44?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415767045&sr=1-44&keywords=swiss army watch
Also for suits...and the shoes how are these?
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/michael-michael-kors-big-and-tall-navy-plaid-vested-suit?ID=1709351&CategoryID=17788&LinkType=#fn=GENDER_AGE=Men&PRODUCT_DEPARTMENT=Suit&sp=1&spc=29&kws=michael kors&slotId=10
SHOES:
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/clarks-gabson-step-loafers?ID=1559447&CategoryID=65#fn=GENDER_AGE=Men&sp=1&spc=45&kws=clarks&slotId=6
Not trying to look grossly abnormal just wanna blend in with the crowd lol
Hows this one for the watches department:
http://www.amazon.com/Invicta-Diver-Collection-Stainless-Bracelet/dp/B0006AAS7E/ref=sr_1_44?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415767045&sr=1-44&keywords=swiss army watch
Also for suits...and the shoes how are these?
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/michael-michael-kors-big-and-tall-navy-plaid-vested-suit?ID=1709351&CategoryID=17788&LinkType=#fn=GENDER_AGE=Men&PRODUCT_DEPARTMENT=Suit&sp=1&spc=29&kws=michael kors&slotId=10
SHOES:
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/clarks-gabson-step-loafers?ID=1559447&CategoryID=65#fn=GENDER_AGE=Men&sp=1&spc=45&kws=clarks&slotId=6
People in the city proper don't have the accent. It's the 100s of tiny Massachusetts towns that cultivate the accent and wear it like a badge.The Boston accent is playing a big factor in deciding to do an away up there or not. Like nails on a chalkboard. Idk if I could grow to tolerate it
And those shoes are like trying to be hideous.
They were popular last season, too. I didn't have the most stylish of shoes, but mine at least had laces...But the thing is, on interviews so far this season, that style of ****ty slip on thing has probably been the most often seen style of shoe. Between those and some square toed lace ups that The Situation's anachronistic closet vomited out. Completely baffling.
I certainly hope this post is a joke...
1) No invictas, ever
2) dont' wear a 3 piece suit to an interview
3) no shoes without laces
Never an Invictas! Get a Citizen, Timex, or Seiko off Amazon.
If you have a big meaty wrist it's definitely better....just at least dress to wear the watch can physically fit underneath the sleeve of your jacket instead of having it bunch all up on top of your watch when your walking around...
Wear a watch that is appropriately sized to your body...I still don't love the huge watches but there is no accounting for taste I guess
Do you think people from 5ft away can read the time off your wrist?
Would this be an appropriate interview suit and watch combo?
Yes, no can beat that type of swag. That person will be ranked highly fo sho.
http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNK793-...ie=UTF8&qid=1417200368&sr=1-19&keywords=watch
how is this for a watch? it seems pretty cheap and not too flashy, is it not formal enough?
If you have a big meaty wrist it's definitely better....just at least dress to wear the watch can physically fit underneath the sleeve of your jacket instead of having it bunch all up on top of your watch when your walking around...
Wear a watch that is appropriately sized to your body...I still don't love the huge watches but there is no accounting for taste I guess
We crossed that line long ago.I have a couple of gold striped ties but I usually bench them for something darker. That tie would really be fine, it's iust being nitpicky at this point
Are yellow/gold ties perceived as off the wall or gaudy? I like em, and think they go great with navy. What say you, SDN?
It's a diving watch - so, no.http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNK793-...ie=UTF8&qid=1417200368&sr=1-19&keywords=watch
how is this for a watch? it seems pretty cheap and not too flashy, is it not formal enough?
I like that watch. What sucks is that small hand in comparison that makes the whole thing look goofy.Staph...I'm begging you people...I'd be willing to bet you'll see at least one of these this interview season...and I guarantee that person will look like a goon...
No it isn't.It's a diving watch - so, no.
I was being sarcastic, as apparently (unbeknownst to me) wearing a watch with a metal strap (vs. a leather strap) is a fashion faux pas in the interview world. I personally like the watch.No it isn't.
It looks fine, but if you are buying a watch just to interview, consider one with a leather strap.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007900UZY/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1417335350&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
Is that a new style to wear wall clocks on your wrist? I'll have to write that one down.I like that watch. What sucks is that small hand in comparison that makes the whole thing look goofy.
I don't get why people don't just take the tried and true conservative approach. I look at your appearance for a residency interview as somewhere where you can either lose points for looking like an idiot, or just stay where you are for looking acceptable. I don't think anyone is going to be like " zomg they are dressed so perfectly, everything works so well, gotta have them." If you just don't shoot yourself in the foot, you're going to come out ahead of a) 95 % of the people trying to make a fashion statement because it probably won't work b) the people who have 0 idea how to dress and do things like wearing a black suit.
In short, don't try to hit a HR, just pull a fastball down the line into left field and take your base.
I was being sarcastic, as apparently (unbeknownst to me) wearing a watch with a metal strap (vs. a leather strap) is a fashion faux pas in the interview world. I personally like the watch.
I like that watch. What sucks is that small hand in comparison that makes the whole thing look goofy.
Agree 100%. A lot of people interviewing for things seem to over think their attire or not think at all.
Speaking of not thinking at all, I saw a guy at an interview a couple of weeks ago wearing a wrinkly pair of gray jeans and a gray hoodie (w/ shirt and tie)...he stood out and not in a good way...
But you are unlikely to stand out in a good way. I agree that your dress and appearance just keeps you from loosing points but can't really gain you any.
Whoa, you should have done what I'm debating doing and taking sneaky shoulders-down pix and compiling them into an "interview fashion donts" thread
That would have been photo worthy. Just take a "group shot".
Just out of curiosity, how would an Omega Seamaster be perceived? Not appropriate or fine? I don't have an expensive suit and don't really see the point of having one just yet, but I think earlier in this thread someone mentioned not wearing expensive items on interviews, so I thought I would ask. I wear my Fossil watch daily and don't think it would be a bad watch to wear with nice clothes. It's not a flashy watch but it does look nice for the value.
Lol. As long as your watch doesn't have a metal band you'll be fine*
*according to popular opinion here. I think that's what Kaus has and he's been wearing it on interviews..
If you wear watch built for the ocean with a leather strap, the most unseaworthy of materials, you will not match.Gotcha. Thanks. None of my watches have a metal band. As stupid as this sounds, I don't like metal bands anymore because an old watch I had used to rip off wrist hair so I've since converted to leather bands. LOL Problem solved!
What a waste....
I'm hoping my $30 Fossil is still running when I get ready to interview, and I'm keeping my figure so the $180 2nd hand suit with a $35 tailoring should be good to go too.
If you really think a $3k watch is going to do it for you, I'll bet my lean body and board scores against it.
What a waste....
I'm hoping my $30 Fossil is still running when I get ready to interview, and I'm keeping my figure so the $180 2nd hand suit with a $35 tailoring should be good to go too.
If you really think a $3k watch is going to do it for you, I'll bet my lean body and board scores against it.
If someone wants to reserve the right to flaunt a 3k watch to the sdn world, I reserve the right to laugh at them.Sigh.
I really wish there was a way for this message to pop up every time someone tries to post in this thread:
Everyone understands that what you wear is not going to make or break your application. No one has said otherwise. But a lot of people have questions about what the appropriate attire is, and some people have posted very detailed questions in this regard. Other people genuinely enjoy fashion and like to discuss their clothing choices. If you don't fit into either of these categories, move along.