Many employers interpret your appearance in terms of what you know about the world around you and what attention you give to detail. General Tips Make choices of clothing, fragrances, jewelry, hairstyle, etc. You want the interviewer's attention on what you say and your qualifications. Make sure your hair is clean, neat and away from your face. Shoes should be conservative, clean and polished.
Dark colors are best.
Clothes should be clean and neatly ironed, and they should fit well and be comfortable. Choose professional clothing that you like and that makes you feel good about the image you project. Each industry has its own dress code. Fields such as law, banking and accounting frequently have a stricter set of guidelines than advertising, retail and sales, which allow more casual dress. This may mean dressing more formally for the interview than you will once you are in the job.