What do I wear on a job interview in the summer?

Question

I don't want to dress too professional and don't wanna dress to casual. I don't want my toes to be showing and I don't want a high heel shoe.(I don't know the exact place i'll be going so I don't want to have aching feet). I like skirts and capris but what shoes do I wear to make me look decent and prepared to work for this company. The job is box office representative at a local arena.

I think most of the choices were great. But I choose a white 3/4 length button down shirt with a black lace collar camisole, and black dressy capris with an attached black belt with a small silver buckle, with black summer sandals with a 1 1/2 inch heel. It looks very classy and professional. Its just what I wanted something that will keep me cool and also trendy with style. I think it works great for me so wish me luck everybody.

Answer 1

you could wear nice black capris-that way its nothing too short. or a nice skirt as long as its not too short or too tight. as for shoes, you could wear nice white or black flats. or chance it and wear heels. you could also wear a nice dress-not too short or too long. nothing too bright but it doesnt have to be all black. nothing crazy, but something nice. for a shirt, just get a nice blouse or something. it depends on what the stores you go to carry. just nothing too loud or too short or too tight. dress nicely in something you feel comfortable in, and you should be fine. good luck!

Answer 2

You should definitely wear a suit. You can wear it with a cute tshirt or tank top under the jacket, but your attire should show your desire to get the job, not your comfort or even personal style. I mean, you don't want to look like a "suit" at an arena, but you do want them to know you are taking the interview seriously. You should definitely wear a closed-toe shoe and either long pants (not capris) or a skirt. If you're feet might hurt, wear a pair of flipflops and then change into your heels right before you are in sight of anyone from the company. Flipflops are small enough to stash in your breif case.

Answer 3

Try a pair of low heel pumps. I would do a skirt for the interview and not capris. They are more professional also do navy or black colors. I know its summer but you can be more trendy after you get the job. good luck.

Answer 4

Even though it's summer, you need to dress as if you were working in a high scale office. Do not wear capris. They're way too casual. Try wearing a nice skirt with a blouse. Try getting flats if your feet bother you. I wear closed toed shoes that has a nice wedge so if you don't even notice there's a little lift to it. They're wonderful.

Answer 5

Wear something navy as it give the impression of intelligence, place your hair back and into some sort of professional looking up-do.

Add a Little color to break up the seriousness of the outfit and wear a low heel. Don't show too much cleavage or make your *** stick out too much. It is better to look a little more professional if it's an interview.

Answer 6

No capri's they are too casual. Either a dress or a skirt and blouse. Hose is mandatory...sorry. Shoes are up to you, in summer dressy sandals that are not worn down would be fine.

Answer 7

Well, since you're a woman, I have no clue. But I did just go for one the other day. All I had on were dress shoes, black pants (not dress pants, but they have a khaki feel to them to keep my legs cool), and a dress shirt with a tie. This was for a position in the law enforcement field, by the way. I hope this'll help give you some idea of what to wear.

Answer 8

regardless of summer or winter an interview is an interview. Now you may be able to get away with a more casual suit. w/a camisol top underneath. but don't leave you toes open and you can choose a nother color rather than blue and black. brown, natural, creme' Target can help

Answer 9

I know you don't want to look too professional, but when it comes to a job interview a suit is always best. Try one that has a matching skirt instead of pants, and add a cute pair of close-toed flats. That should look great. Anything less could be considered unprofessional.

Answer 10

A nice blouse and a skirt or slacks. Light fabric but not sheer,in nice cool color like baby blue or gray tones. This is always considered OK in the summer for interviews