The No-Fail Interview Outfit

Beyond the Call of Duty

I did a piece earlier this summer about the long lazy days of summer and the perfect outfit to wear to work. Thank god that's over. Work was great, as much as all my coworkers rocked (though not all their wardrobes did), but I want to get back to school.

For many of us, returning to school also means looking for new jobs or internships. And with the new fall season, we can't be wearing the same light cotton blouse or airy skirt. So, I have compiled one great outfit to wear to interviews. It's definitely more classical with the necessary white blouse and great black trousers.Very classic, very clean, very professional, and very fashion-conscious.

This first blouse mixes sexiness and professionalism. It's the perfect piece to have at all times of the year for any occasion. Check out the Paco Rabanne blouse below at Saks Fifth Avenue.

In Theory, we should all have those perfect black slacks that hug and fit everything we want it to and hide what we don't want shown. In practice, Theory does the work for us and presents the classic slacks.

Theory charcoal pinstripe wool 'Tara' pants
Dress up your wardrobe with simple, sophisticated sportswear from Theory.

This Miguel Ases necklace is great. The red coral beads are like youth and energy in a dull work environment; impress your potential boss with your enthusiasm.

Miguel Ases red coral beaded long necklace
Spanish born fine jewelry designer Miguel Ases continues to gain a strong following with his intricate works of art you can wear.

Shameless. Walking into work with those great heels and showing off your boss is never a good idea. But Seychelles provides the exception with these cute heels, aptly named "Shameless." Worn with jeans or slacks, they're perfect for any occasion, including an interview. Look on www.seychellesfootwear.com.

You can wear this outfit to any interview, as many times in a week or month as possible, and it won't do wrong. Just make sure you bring along that wicked smile and a killer portfolio.

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