How to Dress for an Interview : Important Aspects of Your Outfit for a Perfect Interview

[saddlerackcowgirl]

as I said, your are in no position to be giving others advice about what to wear. This look screams "cheap" and "no taste". Please stop giving fashion advise

[phluva2]

Dont mind the comments from all the jealous women. You are beautiful and you look amazing in that dress

[phluva]

Very nice!

[Dolljewel]

Too Tight!!  :S

[nidagichole]

your outfits are too tight....if the person interviewing you is a man, you might get hired. but usually the person interviewing is a woman, and this outfit is too tight to be professional. Also, it looks like it might rip if you sit down too quickly. A good tip is to dress in clothing that fits and feels comfortable, made with good fabric so that if it IS too tight, at least it won't rip on you!

[gtq838]

@nidagichole well I'm a man and I don't find the fat roles sexy at all and I certainly wouldn't be hiring her based on it.

[clairvoyantlust]

You need to stand up straight, posture makes u look more alert and ready for the job.

Your shoulders make u look tire and not ready for the job.

[gtq838]

@clairvoyantlust what she needs to do is burn her outfit

[summergiles]

To extrapolate on that, saying "ean" when what you mean is "and" will lose points.

[summergiles]

Wow that outfit looks really inappropriate for an interview. It is too tight and too short. Also talking like you come from the ghetto is not ever a good idea for an interview. Pronounce words correctly when you speak.

[zoeastor]

How does one qualify as an expert in your village? That is a horrible interview costume, from the plunging neckline on your short waisted, too tight shirtdress to your two color WHITE shoes. What job are you trying to get?

[gtq838]

@zoeastor I think you just have to self proclaim yourself an expert... I think I'm going to make some mocking her but I couldn't possibly do one as bad as her so I guess I won't.