Here's What to Wear to Every Type of Job Interview
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Always a Suit
If you're headed to an office that requires a suit every day, you best believe you should be wearing a suit to that interview. Keep it simple, polished, and not flashy. A navy suit, white dress shirt, plain tie (save the printed ties for, um, never), a black belt, and black shoes. Good for: finance, law, and business.
Unstructured Wool Blazer ($480) by Mr P, mrporter.com; Worsted Wool Suit Trousers ($225) by Mr P, mrporter.com;
Grant Slim-Fit Non-Iron Dress Shirt ($80) by Banana Republic, bananarepublic.com; West Ridge Solid ($19) by The Tie Bar, thetiebar.com; Tully Plain Toe Derby ($160) by Kenneth Cole, nordstrom.com; Bayview Ave Leather Belt ($98) by Allen Edmonds, nordstrom.com.
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