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What to wear to an interview in mild weather

A smart outfit for interview in temperate weather, picked from real pieces, with why it works and the one change that matters.

What to wear to an interview in mild weather

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White Oxford ShirtShirt
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Brown Corduroy TrousersTrouser
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Olive OvershirtOvershirt
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Tan Chelsea BootBoot
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Black Leather BeltBelt
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Grey Wool ScarfScarf
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White Oxford Shirt, Brown Corduroy Trousers, Olive Overshirt, Tan Chelsea Boot, Black Leather Belt, Grey Wool Scarf. A smart combination for interview in temperate weather, with the lightest colour sitting closest to your face.

An interview wants calm authority. The strongest safe move is a dark layer over a lighter base, so the eye lands on your face. Mild weather is forgiving: a light layer that comes on and off is usually all you need. Read the room before you read your wardrobe: the same day can want a sharper or a softer answer depending on who you are seeing, and the middle is usually the safer place to land.

  • ·Keep jewellery and print to one item.
  • ·Carry a layer for the evening drop.
  • ·Pick the palette before the pieces. Two neutrals and one accent rarely fails.
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