Is this appropriate interview attire? Press 1 for yes OR 2 for no.
I had to come back and add some thoughts. Maybe it's just my style (which apparently is a lot simpler) but this seems a bit extra....especially for a job interview. Well, unless it's for a job at Sears or something, which it's not. I haven't worn a pure red suit (with shiny gold buttons (the ones featured are leopard print to match the ensemble TYVM) since my high school graduation pictures. No worries, you will NOT be seeing any pic's of that massacre. In her defense, I've heard red is a power color but do we really need this much strength?Please note, this ain't me....DUH!
And now a musical selection while you cast your votes...........
Kanye West - Power (Official Video) found on R&B
11 comments:
Nay.
Fake question!! AND WE KNOW THAT'S YOU!!
NO NO NO!!!
That suit is whack circa 1992 and nobody matches a suit top to a bottom anymore unless it's black. That so dated! Wait what was the question?? LOL! Oh yeah! No!
Jameil, you better quit! LOL
@GP, I'm mad that such an outfit is still offered for sale to the public. Stop the madness!
Naw. That suit has animal print...Do I really need to go on?
Only if the spirit moves you.
You know I was going to ask you to turn around, right?
To answer your question I think it really depends on the job she's interviewing for. Though honestly I don't have a problem with her outfit and I'm kind of hoping she has on some leopard print thongs to give it that extra pop.
Yeah, I know but I repeat...it ain't me! Girl scouts honor yo!
For me, it's a matter of style and taste. While this is not something I'd personally wear at any given time, it's just a tad much especially in a professional setting for an interview. That 'fit should be reserved for Sunday mornings at church. LOL
That look like a suit straight from the 1996.
She's out! Auf weidersehn. Or however the heck you spell it...
Most definitely not! As others have said, the animal print cuffs and color, huge shiny buttons and peep toe heels are just too much. I'm pretty conservative though, but I think that most interviews call for that.
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