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OFFICIAL INTAKE 6

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  • #92
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    alwayshungry wrote: »
    Ummmmm not being thick....but what clothes are people wearing? Like business ? I don't want to rock up in a shirt and jumper and get a good talking too

    I bought this black dress (below knee) from Tesco's business section and wearing that with flat black shoes and a nude coloured blazer


  • #93
    JMcClane
    Registered Users Posts: 83 ✭✭JMcClane


    I'm going for a white suit with a white top hat and a cane. Nothing too over the top!! :D


  • #94
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    JMcClane wrote: »
    I'm going for a white suit with a white top hat and a cane. Nothing too over the top!! :D

    I think maybe red shoes will tie the whole outfit together


  • #95
    JMcClane
    Registered Users Posts: 83 ✭✭JMcClane


    LadyVernal wrote: »
    I think maybe red shoes will tie the whole outfit together

    And maybe a red cravat.


  • #96
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    JMcClane wrote: »
    And maybe a red cravat.

    Now your talking


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  • #97
    Shaved Fish
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10 ✭Shaved Fish


    JMcClane wrote: »
    I'm going for a white suit with a white top hat and a cane. Nothing too over the top!! :D

    At least I won't feel overdressed in my purple sparkly suit. :D

    It would be slightly awkward if alwayshungry now appears at the induction with some extravagant getup and the belief that we were being serious (which we are - purple is definitely in at this time of year).

    In all seriousness, I am going for a suit. I think it mentions 'smart dress' in one of the documents. At least if you are too smart you can dress down by taking your tie off, etc. Don't really have that luxury with a pair of jeans and a hoody.


  • #98
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    At least you won't feel out of place. Fenners is sporting his mankini apparently lol

    There's a really useful thread that shield started on page 2 "starting GV soon" he outlines what to expect, what to bring, great hints and tips some things I read and thought great idea lol. I'm almost certain he posted a pic of what you should be wearing to induction and your first days until you get uniform. Basically is suits for the boys and ladies you have the option of smart trouser suits or skirt/dress. Personally I have a couple of pencil dresses I'll be sporting when I eventually get a call lol.

    Good luck my lovelies, enjoy and stay safe xx


  • #99
    Dekkers
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 975 ✭✭✭Dekkers


    LadyVernal wrote: »
    I bought this black dress (below knee) from Tesco's business section and wearing that with flat black shoes and a nude coloured blazer

    Well there goes my outfit plans...:(


  • #100
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Dekkers I've a lovely pair of grey kitten heeled Mary Janes you could borrow and a grey jacket. Just accessorise it differently or if you fancied I think the pink courts and belt would look awesome with that and a black jacket


  • #101
    Dekkers
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 975 ✭✭✭Dekkers


    Mop a top wrote: »
    Dekkers I've a lovely pair of grey kitten heeled Mary Janes you could borrow and a grey jacket. Just accessorise it differently or if you fancied I think the pink courts and belt would look awesome with that and a black jacket

    Lol kitten heels??

    I don't even like driving in dress shoes. I'll be hastily changing outta trainers as soon as I land in!


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  • #102
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Lol kitten heels, anything between 1-2 inches lol


  • #103
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    Mop a top wrote: »
    At least you won't feel out of place. Fenners is sporting his mankini apparently lol

    There's a really useful thread that shield started on page 2 "starting GV soon" he outlines what to expect, what to bring, great hints and tips some things I read and thought great idea lol. I'm almost certain he posted a pic of what you should be wearing to induction and your first days until you get uniform. Basically is suits for the boys and ladies you have the option of smart trouser suits or skirt/dress. Personally I have a couple of pencil dresses I'll be sporting when I eventually get a call lol.

    Good luck my lovelies, enjoy and stay safe xx


    Is there a link? Now I'm panicking - I always look like I got dresses in the dark


  • #104
    Shaved Fish
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10 ✭Shaved Fish


    alwayshungry wrote: »
    Is there a link? Now I'm panicking - I always look like I got dresses in the dark

    boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055236430

    Can't post the full URL as I am classed as a new user.


  • #105
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    alwayshungry wrote: »
    Is there a link? Now I'm panicking - I always look like I got dresses in the dark

    Honestly I read it so long ago. Male or female?


  • #106
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    Mop a top wrote: »
    Honestly I read it so long ago. Male or female?

    I'm a girl :)


  • #107
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Aww chick why are you worried!? Pencil shirt dress and court heels or knee length skirts with blouse or fine knit jumper or top and cardigan. If you don't like skirts switch them for tailored trousers


  • #108
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    Mop a top wrote: »
    Aww chick why are you worried!? Pencil shirt dress and court heels or knee length skirts with blouse or fine knit jumper or top and cardigan. If you don't like skirts switch them for tailored trousers

    I have brogues? I only own one pair of heels and I can only be in them for 1 hr before my feet hurt :/ I'm going shopping thursday in town so ill have a wee look.:)


  • #109
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Brogues could work


  • #110
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Had a think about it. Tailored trousers to the ankle, high waisted maybe, blouse? Failing that I wear brogues with tights and skirt/dress but above the knee length. If it was below the knee it wouldn't look right. With brown I'd stick to tans creams tweeds rust petrol maybe? Making this up as I go along lmao!!!!

    Shoes, you'll only need them for a week or two so tbh I'd hit primark, new look or the supermarkets and look for the kitten heels. I think although pumps are practical they just don't have that tailored professional look that heels or brogues do. Definitely no sandals or peep toes. I'd try there for some workwear skirts and dresses, pencil style usually flatters all shapes plus I think it looks like you're suited and booted in a good pencil skirt lol. George/Asda usually have a good range of "grown up clothes" which you could get away with using as work wear. Try to layer up as well, you don't want to be roasting and not able to shed a layer or two

    All personal opinions but I hope that helps and wear what you feel comfortable in.


  • #111
    gigity gigity
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 450 ✭✭gigity gigity


    And all men are just thinking il put on the cleanest dirty shirt ...........


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  • #112
    Mop a top
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,696 ✭✭✭Mop a top


    Lol men are too easy to dress. Same suit and a couple if different shirt and tie combos. Any wonder it takes girls ages to get ready lol!!!


  • #113
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    Mop a top wrote: »
    Had a think about it. Tailored trousers to the ankle, high waisted maybe, blouse? Failing that I wear brogues with tights and skirt/dress but above the knee length. If it was below the knee it wouldn't look right. With brown I'd stick to tans creams tweeds rust petrol maybe? Making this up as I go along lmao!!!!

    Shoes, you'll only need them for a week or two so tbh I'd hit primark, new look or the supermarkets and look for the kitten heels. I think although pumps are practical they just don't have that tailored professional look that heels or brogues do. Definitely no sandals or peep toes. I'd try there for some workwear skirts and dresses, pencil style usually flatters all shapes plus I think it looks like you're suited and booted in a good pencil skirt lol. George/Asda usually have a good range of "grown up clothes" which you could get away with using as work wear. Try to layer up as well, you don't want to be roasting and not able to shed a layer or two

    All personal opinions but I hope that helps and wear what you feel comfortable in.

    Thank you :) I've had a look through my wardrobe last night -it's not as awful a situation as I previously thought :) it's only for the induction so should be fine :)


  • #114
    col212
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭col212


    I wonder what goes down at induction? Uniform measurements presumably, outline of training etc, anyone know athing else??


  • #115
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    C.George wrote: »
    Does anyone know when we can get back onto the online learning? I tried today but it didnt work unless im doing something stupid.

    Online learning is back up


  • #116
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    alwayshungry wrote: »
    Online learning is back up

    Can we start now? with the modules under the sub heading - courses?


  • #117
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    ...just realised, it says you cant enrol yourself into this course


  • #118
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    LadyVernal wrote: »
    ...just realised, it says you cant enrol yourself into this course

    It says monday 6th october


  • #119
    C.George
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭C.George


    alwayshungry wrote: »
    Online learning is back up

    Thanks for the heads up have got the email now will have to take a look


  • #120
    LadyVernal
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭LadyVernal


    Looking forward to meeting everyone...


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  • #121
    alwayshungry
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭alwayshungry


    LadyVernal wrote: »
    Looking forward to meeting everyone...

    I was so nervous - was babbling like a maniac!


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