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DoWork91

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What do you guys think of a beige suit? From reading around on here it seems like most people go with grey or black. Has anyone seen girls wearing beige at their interviews and what'd you think about it?
 
DoWork91 said:
What do you guys think of a beige suit? From reading around on here it seems like most people go with grey or black. Has anyone seen girls wearing beige at their interviews and what'd you think about it?
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I don't see an issue with beige suits. I was going to get one for myself, but I ended up deciding a darker color looked better with my skin tone. I've seen one or two women with this color before and they pulled it off well. I think the thing to be concerned about is if you're trying to be flashy in a bad way - not wearing a suit (so something less professional), wearing big or too much jewelry, wearing too much make-up, etc. If you keep things simple, clean, and professional I don't see a problem! 😛
 
DoWork91 said:
What do you guys think of a beige suit? From reading around on here it seems like most people go with grey or black. Has anyone seen girls wearing beige at their interviews and what'd you think about it?
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DoWork91 said:
What do you guys think of a beige suit? From reading around on here it seems like most people go with grey or black. Has anyone seen girls wearing beige at their interviews and what'd you think about it?
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As long as you look clean, professional and polished (and your suit isn't trying to make a trendy fashion statement) then you're fine. Traditionally, suits for formal interviews are darker tones such as grays, blacks and blues.

I'm being safe and wearing a gray jacket and pencil skirt with a blue button up blouse.
 
Although I would go with black or gray just because of my personal preference, I don't think there's anything wrong with a beige suit
 
DoWork91 said:
Thanks for the opinions guys. I'm still undecided. I bought a beautiful black one but this is the light beige/khaki one I had in mind...

http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/...=Calvin Klein&sp=1&spc=84&ruleId=65&slotId=58
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If you're still deciding and haven't purchased yet, then you could always use those rewards passes and look at more suits/dresses prior to making a final decision; $~112 if you still want to stay in range. Now if you don't have those passes, then kindly ask at checkout. If you know someone there, then you can easily have that pass increase that range to $~140 and still stay in budget.🙂
F.Y.I. Those rewards passes doesn't apply on Everyday Value items.
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Items I was looking at:
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/...-blazer?ID=943253&CategoryID=120&RVI=Browse_3
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/...ryID=39096#fn=sp=1&spc=765&ruleId=65&slotId=3
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/...TYLE=Dress Suit&sp=1&spc=4&ruleId=65&slotId=3
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/...LE=Skirt Suit&sp=1&spc=27&ruleId=65&slotId=27
Meh...you get the idea.....

Be sure to exhaust resources wisely.👍
DoWork91 said:
Hahahaha what does this even mean?
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You mean you never had mjölk toast?! O_0
 
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