Let's take a look at some fashion tips for men and women. Realizing the budgetary constraints of college students, its smart to think about wardrobe flexibility. Shop for suit combinations that can be combined to create several outfits. Polyester suits or polyester blends are less expensive, but they do not wear or look as well as wool. The same goes for a dress shirt.
Nothing looks sharper than a professionally laundered cotton dress shirt.
For shoes, a black or cordovan lace up is your best bet. The thin wing tip is much more versatile and can be worn anytime of year in any region. In a traditional business environment, brighter colors, alternative styling such as 4-button jackets, double breasted sports coats, and women's pant suit are not recommended for a first interview. Once you get acclimated to your new work environment, organizational dress standards will offer guidelines for expanding your wardrobe with color and style. Business casual is fast becoming a trend in the workplace, even in the most conservative work environments.