Is AE Clifton ok for law interview?

[bc78]

I'm wondering if Allen Edmonds Clifton in black is appropriate for a law interview. I realize that bluchers aren't supposed to be worn with suit, but to my eyes the Clifton seems rather dressy for a blucher. Plus I don't know how many people actually know that rule. Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[Master Shake]

You'll be fine.

 

[grimslade]

You're going to lose your job.

 

[AR_Six]

Yes. Probably better than 95% of the other applicants.

 

[Mr T]

Not only will you not get the job, but they may sue you.

 

[bc78]

Originally Posted by Mr T

Not only will you not get the job, but they may sue you.
Nah. No point in suing someone without any money.

 

[mikej77]

Those will be just fine.

 

[Spatlese]

Originally Posted by Mr T

Not only will you not get the job, but they may sue you.

And they may also pass your profile around to other law firms. You're done in [whatever city you're seeking work in]

OP, you'll be more than fine.

 

[huy]

Looks good. Shouldn't be a problem.

 

[mdg137]

perfect.

 

[beau nash]

Those will be great interview shoes. I doubt your interviewer will notice or even be able to tell a blucher from an oxford.

 

[cheessus]

I was unaware that you couldn't wear bluchers with suits. What is the deal with that, could someone elaborate?

 

[magogian12345]

If I were interviewing you, I'd be impressed that you bothered wearing a nice shoe like an AE.

 

[grimslade]

Originally Posted by cheessus

I was unaware that you couldn't wear bluchers with suits. What is the deal with that, could someone elaborate?

It's in the iGent handbook.

 

[TheFoo]

Most already-employed lawyers wear uglier, less appropriate shoes.