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Interview Outfit?

  • 27-02-2008 11:55pm
    #1
    Mackleton
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 644 ✭✭✭


    Hey all, Im heading for an interview Friday for Monsoon clothing and Im wondering what to wear. Do I play it safe with the usual black slacks and blouse or aim for something that expresses my own style more? Bear in mind this isnt a traditional sit down interview, more of an informal meeting with the manager. Thanks


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  • #2
    save_our_socks
    Closed Accounts Posts: 563 ✭✭✭save_our_socks


    Honestly I have never worn a suit for any clothing retail job I have been interviewed for, and Ive never been turned down for a job! I usually guage my outfit on what the shop assistants wear and go a step up.
    Example for my current job its all about the denim-be it with casual tops or shirts, but for my interview I wore a navy,purple,coral knit marks and spencers limited collection dress, navy leggings and coral pumps. Make an effort with accessories also, in Monsoon you get to pick out your own clothes and jewelery for uniform so its nice to see someone in clothes other than a suit to guage how they would wear the product. Make sure hair and make up are pristine, at the end of the day retail is all about appearance, especially the face and as some previous managers of mine have admited they would never hire someone who looked "dog rough" as one so kindly put it. Good luck!


  • #3
    pixietrixie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 79 ✭✭pixietrixie


    save_our_socks wrote: »
    Honestly I have never worn a suit for any clothing retail job I have been interviewed for, and Ive never been turned down for a job! I usually guage my outfit on what the shop assistants wear and go a step up.
    Example for my current job its all about the denim-be it with casual tops or shirts, but for my interview I wore a navy,purple,coral knit marks and spencers limited collection dress, navy leggings and coral pumps. Make an effort with accessories also, in Monsoon you get to pick out your own clothes and jewelery for uniform so its nice to see someone in clothes other than a suit to guage how they would wear the product. Make sure hair and make up are pristine, at the end of the day retail is all about appearance, especially the face and as some previous managers of mine have admited they would never hire someone who looked "dog rough" as one so kindly put it. Good luck!


    A1 advice there, id do what she said!!

    P.S your outfit sounded gorgeuos!!!


  • #4
    Mackleton
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 644 ✭✭✭Mackleton


    Make an effort with accessories also, in Monsoon you get to pick out your own clothes and jewelery for uniform so its nice to see someone in clothes other than a suit to guage how they would wear the product.

    Very interesting, but I assume that this sort of perk is really only available to permanent staff, as would a staff discount be, whereas Im only going for part time hours as Im in college....


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