Would you consider this OK attire for an interview?

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[Post New]03/01/2017 23:07
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Unless you're looking to become a European heir to a sports car empire, no.

You made me literally laugh out loud
I like you!
[Post New]03/02/2017 01:40
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Anonymous
LOL OP no. It's not ok.
[Post New]03/02/2017 10:24
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Anonymous
OP, as you're not from DC I'm going to give you some general fashion advice (you already got the correct specific answer): DC is very conservative, clothing-wise. As in, wearing a non-white button-down shirt or (in some places) a double-breasted suit vs. single-breasted looks edgy.
[Post New]03/02/2017 10:26
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Anonymous
Turtlenecks are the most repulsive look ever. Mr. Rogers style.
[Post New]03/02/2017 10:28
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Anonymous
I'd wear a tie to the interior, but in real-life, work, and aside from the clueless fashion victims of DC, go for the turtleneck!
[Post New]03/02/2017 11:32
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Anonymous
Nope.
[Post New]03/02/2017 11:39
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Anonymous
Maybe you could get a dicky...https://www.walmart.com/ip/WalterDrake-Black-Dickie-Mock-Turtleneck/39798086 Nice and cool once the weather gets warmer but still want that turtleneck look.

In all seriousness, no to the turtleneck. Wear a nice shirt and tie like the rest of the DC political folks.
[Post New]03/02/2017 11:44
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Anonymous
Interview for anchorman?

[Post New]03/02/2017 17:46
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is DC. You wear a tie in your interview.


Agree. Wear the turtleneck after you get the job[b]. LOL


Coupled with your work badge hanging off your neck.

Seriously, OP, please don't do the turtleneck. You'd look like my mother-in-law.
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