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"Can you give me some examples of what someone should wear to a job interview? Crystal, 17, Hopkinsville, KY It depends what type of job you&amp;#039;re interviewing for. For very corporate environments (like a bank, lawyer&amp;#039;s office, etc...) it&amp;#039;s probably best to get a basic black or navy suit. Either pant or skirt suits are totally appropriate. You don&amp;#039;t have to spend a lot of money on one either -- places like H&amp;amp;amp;M, J.Crew and Banana Republic all have great options. You should also invest in black heels (closed toe only) and a fitted button front shirt.   If you&amp;#039;re going for a more creative industry (like magazines, advertising, etc...) the key is to look polished but show more personality. You could still wear that same basic suit, but you can totally get away with wearing trendier underpinnings -\u2014 like a chiffon blouse or a cute camisole. Also try adding some of your favorite, cool accessories.   The goal for both types of interviews is to look pulled-together and confident. Good luck! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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