Repost: Interview Outfit #2

Hi Dolls,

So I came up with another outfit idea that can either be used for an interview or the office.

I've come to the realization that looking plain and boring can affect your mood and performance. And who said looking BORING was in? Just because you work in a professional environment doesn't really mean that you have to go with the old fashioned and traditional office wear. It's totally okay to throw a tinge of fashion in there to avoid blending in.

As far as make-up goes keep it simple! Simple is always safe and achieved in a timely fashioned--You're not going out to a night club, party, or bar save that look for a company party/dinner.  If you want to opt for a bolder look, I would advice you to play up your lips with a classic red or a vibrant pink.

Face: Foundation

         Bronzer (where the sun would usually hit....create the number 3 and the letter E on the sides of your face)

         Subtle Blush on the apples of your cheeks

         Concelear

Eyes: Eyeliner on upper lash line

          Mascara

          Skin toned Eyeliner on your water line to make you look awake and high light your inner tear duct. 

         Lips: Classic Chanel Red that matches your skin complexion

         OR

         Neutral Color: pink, or nude

Nails: Neutral Colors work best unless you're a nail polish junkie and change your polish frequently

Tootles,
Linny

PS. A nice statement watch and a sturdy hand shake will earn you brownie points ;)
PSS. I have that Peplum dress and it's gorgeousssss!

Interview Outfit #3

Hi Dolls,

This is outfit  # 3 of my latest series.




What do you guys think? aye or nay? It would be nice to get opinions from you all ;)


Tootles,


Linny 

Interview Attire

Hi Dolls,

I know there's a lot of people out there who do not know what to wear to job interviews, so I am am going to come up with a series of ideas and an examples of what you should wear to score that job you've been longing to get.  It is important to always keep in mind that it does not matter if you're going for a job interview in a fast food restaurant or an upscale law firm or corporation you should always look sharp, well rested, and presentable.

I am not a fashion expert nor a fashion consultant but I have been on many job interviews and I can assure you that how you look, talk, and act is always something employers look for.

It is important for you all to remember that when going to a job interview one must look polished and professional. Please refrain from wearing super tight clothing and obnoxious colors. Always play it safe and stick to neutral colors. The picture above is a perfect example of how you should wear.

Tootles,

Linny

PS. Make sure to always bring with you a clean copy of your resume. Don't assume that because you emailed your resume the employer has a copy.