Make the right first impression, step into your interview in an outfit that fills you with confidence. From high-formality, professional interview outfits for women, ideal for career-types who command the boardroom, to business casual interview looks, down to a more casual approach, our interview attire is perfect for any person at any stage in their career.
Professional Interview Outfits for Women
When searching for formal women’s interview wear, classic tailoring and timeless styles are the place to start. Radiate the poise and tenacity of a woman in charge with a sleek suit. A Karen Millen suit is cut to make you feel confident, and the pieces can be styled separately to create multiple looks. Pair it with pointed toe shoes for a fearless look from head to toe, or opt for a pair of strappy heels for a feminine flair.
Business Casual Interview Clothes
If a suit isn’t quite needed, but a formal-forward look is still essential to impress, why not style a dress or skirt with timeless tailored essentials? Wear a classic midi dress with a structured blazer for an unmistakably refined look, or a skirt with a tailored blouse for a two-piece look which seamlessly blends femininity and boldness, perfect for proving you are the perfect candidate. Style it with a pair of heeled knee high boots, or your failsafe stilettos for a sophisticated look.
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Smart Casual Interview Attire for Women
For a more laid-back role, or a role in a more relaxed company, your interview outfit may reflect the more casual nature of the role. Style a pair of simple, tailored trousers with a sleek blazer and a crisp, white T-shirt for an ultra versatile look perfect for keeping things classic. Style the look with classic loafers for a comfortable, pared-back approach that will have you standing out for all the right reasons.
Whatever you choose for your interview attire, make sure you feel confident and comfortable. Make a striking first impression, then follow it by impressing with your questions and answers.
