Any slit I've ever seen in a business suit has been in the back to make it possible to sit in a skirt that has a narrow silhouette. If you have only virtual interviews it shouldn't matter. In person, it might not matter but do you really need to take that chance? It can lead to implicit bias.
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Thank you! I’ll keep looking then. My current II will be virtual but if I’m going to spend the $$$ I’ll get something that can work in personAny slit I've ever seen in a business suit has been in the back to make it possible to sit in a skirt that has a narrow silhouette. If you have only virtual interviews it shouldn't matter. In person, it might not matter but do you really need to take that chance? It can lead to implicit bias.
With trousers, yes.are loafers ok?
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The jacket should be the same fabric as the trousers.Yep that was the plan🙂
I was gonna do trousers and a blouse, and the loafers are so comfortable too!!
What do the SDNers here think of this blouse/suit combo? I don’t think the pattern would be visible for virtual interviews, but some friends/family have pointed out that the hearts in the blouse don’t match the “mood” of a black suit and I’m starting to wonder if I need something else for in-person interviews.
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A plain blue shell is always appropriate.What do the SDNers here think of this blouse/suit combo? I don’t think the pattern would be visible for virtual interviews, but some friends/family have pointed out that the hearts in the blouse don’t match the “mood” of a black suit and I’m starting to wonder if I need something else for in-person interviews.
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I would not use something with patterns. You should be able to get a plain babyblue or white collared shirt at a thrift store or h&m/Uniqlo for under $20What do the SDNers here think of this blouse/suit combo? I don’t think the pattern would be visible for virtual interviews, but some friends/family have pointed out that the hearts in the blouse don’t match the “mood” of a black suit and I’m starting to wonder if I need something else for in-person interviews.
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I would not use something with patterns. You should be able to get a plain babyblue or white collared shirt at a thrift store or h&m/Uniqlo for under $20
I'm not JAK2, but is pastel pink equally appropriate? It seems like everyone wears blue or white, so I don't know if other colors like soft pinks are just as good.
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I don’t know. I just got white and baby blue because I’m a scaredy cat.I'm not JAK2, but is pastel pink equally appropriate? It seems like everyone wears blue or white, so I don't know if other colors like soft pinks are just as good.
Pink is fine. Personally, I think patterns are fine, too.I'm not JAK2, but is pastel pink equally appropriate? It seems like everyone wears blue or white, so I don't know if other colors like soft pinks are just as good.
Any solid shade for the shell is fine.I'm not JAK2, but is pastel pink equally appropriate? It seems like everyone wears blue or white, so I don't know if other colors like soft pinks are just as good.
For photos, it's best to avoid colors close to skin tone.
cloudywithachance
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Are slingback heels appropriate? Also, I feel much less frumpy and more comfortable with my suit unbuttoned. Is that okay?