Avoid large logos, unless the logo is yours and part of your presentation. The small lapel-style microphones do not attach well to pullover shirts or sweaters. Jackets with lapels, shirts with collars, button down blouses, and cardigan sweaters work best. A microphone can be attached easily to a tie. Ties in muted tones and subtle patterns work well, although solids work best.
Scarves can rub on the microphone and cause unwanted noise.
Keep jewelry to a minimum and especially avoid big, bright pieces. Large, heavy necklaces may hit the microphone and chunky or charm bracelets can hit a table or chair arm and cause extraneous noise. Some presenters will need to stand behind a podium, counter, or desk so wear comfortable shoes. Television studios are kept at a cool temperature to counteract the heat generated by lights, so don't wear your heaviest clothes. If you get too cold we will be happy to adjust the room temperature.