SirWilliam
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What is inappropriate job interview attire? I know this question has been asked before but I would like to get opinions on my unfortunate situation.
I have several interviews with Big 4 and Global 6 accounting firms and I do not want to dress too much like an accountant....
One of the Big 4 says that the interview attire is business casual so I was thinking of wearing a Navy suit jacket and navy-ish gray slacks (they are pretty close in color) with a white shirt with wide spread collar and french cuffs....I also would like to wear a red Hermes tie which has tiny pictures of fruit on it (...I know everyone on here hates these ties but it is one of the more conservative looking whimsical Hermes ties(...might be an oxymoron)) and black Edward Green oxfords.
I could wear a full suit but I am so bloody fat right now the only suit that really fits is a cheap Navy Joseph Abboud which has very wide leg opening which dwarf my small feet...the only thing that looks mildly passable with with this suit is a pair of black Mui Mui Loafers.
I am ready for criticism.
I have several interviews with Big 4 and Global 6 accounting firms and I do not want to dress too much like an accountant....
One of the Big 4 says that the interview attire is business casual so I was thinking of wearing a Navy suit jacket and navy-ish gray slacks (they are pretty close in color) with a white shirt with wide spread collar and french cuffs....I also would like to wear a red Hermes tie which has tiny pictures of fruit on it (...I know everyone on here hates these ties but it is one of the more conservative looking whimsical Hermes ties(...might be an oxymoron)) and black Edward Green oxfords.
I could wear a full suit but I am so bloody fat right now the only suit that really fits is a cheap Navy Joseph Abboud which has very wide leg opening which dwarf my small feet...the only thing that looks mildly passable with with this suit is a pair of black Mui Mui Loafers.
I am ready for criticism.