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"Armani, 20, asked, &amp;quot;I have a job interview for Macy&amp;#39;s in a few days and I was wondering what&amp;#39;s an appropriate outfit to wear. My skirts are too flirty and short. I&amp;#39;m leaning towards slacks, but I feel too &amp;quot;blah&amp;quot; in them like maybe I won&amp;#39;t stand out. I want to show off my sense of style, while still remaining professional and young.&amp;quot; \n\n For a job interview in the fashion industry, the key to wowing your future boss is keeping your silhouettes simple while adorning your outfit with eye-popping accessories that advertise your stylish personality. Tradition is never off-trend and staple items are a must\u2014a tucked-in silk blouse or tailored blazer makes a great first impression. The best part of staying on the conservative side? Classic clothing lasts a lifetime and is great for mixing and matching, even after you are hired!\n\n Give your typical basics a twist with tasteful patterns, and outdo the ordinary with delicate unexpected details. Accessories are the area in your outfit with the most room to play: heels can be moderately high and colors can be bold. However, balance is essential, so if you want to grab those neon platforms wear tailored black trousers or a modest pencil skirt. And remember, if you go for that thick beaded necklace or hot pink blazer, lose any other loud elements in your look. No one likes an overdone outfit, and you definitely do not want to stand out for the wrong reasons\u2014you want them to remember you, not your clothes.\n\n Personal style blogger Kenzie Faith is ready to rock an interview with her knee-length black skirt, white ruffled blouse, and fashionable floral platforms that showcase a subdued style and sophistication.\n\n Have a fashion question? E-mail us at fashioncrisis@teenvogue.com."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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