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I'm interviewing for a nursing internship position w/a local hospital on Monday. Dress Professional - You can visit the employer ahead of your meeting and see what other people are wearing or visit www.yahoo.com (JOBS) or www.monster.com (JOBS) to get some additional ideas and GOOD LUCK! :-) You can wear a very nice spring dress or casual pant suit. Have you tried Loehmann's? Try buying a nice blouse with a good pair of slacks - a suit is not that important for this type of interview - in terms of stores, Wear something much lighter and brighter. Lightly tailored with a long jacket. Light hose, closed toe shoes, no sandals, hair penned back. Dress pants, and a colorful button up shirt would look appropriate Try a skirt........knee length, conservative color and wear panty hose and a button down shirt. Simple, easy but still professional Just wear something that looks fashionable but not sleezy or too revealing. I think short pumps with a nice A lined sun dress is cute, and is very much in fashion now.. look current and attractive and in control of yourself. Don't wear spaghetti straps. My work is clamping down on us.. we are to step it up and wear nice things.. and they stressed no spaghetti straps or anything revealing.. they want professional all the way.. Capris pants are as cute as can be.. and comfortable. Maybe find a nice cowl neck short sleeved top to go with it.. Dark color skirt, light shell top, and a dark longer looser jacket type sweater that ties at the waist. Creates curves and looks professional. The slim light stripe down the middle will make you look slimmer. I myself am a size 18, with curves. It's really, really hard to find an outfit (on a budget) for our figure. I dress casual most days (jeans and tees) but for a job interview, or a more formal event, I found it's best to wear black slacks, low heals, and a button up shirt. It's really a good idea to try on a whole bunch of different styled shirts. If you are not used to "dressing up", you may have to go outside your comfort zone a little and try on shirts that you may not think is "your style". You may find a perfect match! Be adventurous, because it can be a bit upsetting sometimes in that dreaded dressing room. Try to have FUN! JC Penny and other department stores may be your best bet to find a nice top. Try shirts with "seams" in the side...which will allow you to hide the "bumps". You may not have to invest a lot in the "outer wear", but really invest in some great "under wear". By this I mean the great "sucker her in" granny panties. Try the ones with a high waist, so that it hold you all in...all the way to the bust area. You may also try Fashion Bug, if you have one near you. Wear a conservative suit - two piece suit & tie, conservative & solid color,also dark shoes and dark shocks.If you don't have such clothes borrow them from a friend of your's. |
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