Nervous Wreck
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I apologize in advance for adding to the deluge of critique requests, but in a recent thread about interview attire, poster mafoofan posted something that got me thinking. He wrote:
"Often, what passes for a young person's suit these days doesn't seem very work-appropriate"
I'm currently a student, and I'm a nervous wreck about finding employment. I have a few interviews ahead (one with a management consulting firm) and I'm concerned now that the suit that I got from Hickey may not be conservative enough. It's pretty damn short, slim fitting, with narrow pants.
I thought the suit looked better on me than a Brooks Brothers suit, but now wondering if I should take it back and get a Brooks Brothers sack. I don't want my suit to the reason I have to move back in with my parents.
So, what say ye? Appropriate for interviews? Yay or nay?
(BTW, pocket square will go away for interviews, and shoes will be black).
"Often, what passes for a young person's suit these days doesn't seem very work-appropriate"
I'm currently a student, and I'm a nervous wreck about finding employment. I have a few interviews ahead (one with a management consulting firm) and I'm concerned now that the suit that I got from Hickey may not be conservative enough. It's pretty damn short, slim fitting, with narrow pants.
I thought the suit looked better on me than a Brooks Brothers suit, but now wondering if I should take it back and get a Brooks Brothers sack. I don't want my suit to the reason I have to move back in with my parents.
So, what say ye? Appropriate for interviews? Yay or nay?
(BTW, pocket square will go away for interviews, and shoes will be black).
