DRESS CODE for females at IVs - tess

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good luck

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I have not seen snyone go without a blazer even for girls.

preIV dinner/lunch, I guess it is OK to wear jeans just not the light colored ones...black or dark blue would be fine but wear a nice top. I wore black jeans and nice sweater top (it was december...really cold hehe) pearl earings and bracelet and boots on 1 where it was really cold, and the other i wore a black dress and peep toe heels and my pearls It really depends on how you carry yourself.

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thanx gals.
more inputs wud be appreciated.

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hellooooooooooooooooo what about the other female applicants who have matched , plz repond anything on the outlook- dress, jewelry, make up, accessories like purse/handbag...

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For the interviews I prefer wearing a suit..Any decent color like brown,black or blue would do..wear a nice shirt (preferably light colored like white,cream or light pink) and better to spend money on nice leather shoes..of course choose black or brown..

Jewelery:Simple ear rings and a small necklace,watch
Accessories:nice medium sized hand bag and a portfolio to carry the documents
Hair:Loose hair or a pony tail..depends on your comfort and style
Make up:Light mascara and powder..NO LIPSTICK!!
Mild flavored cologne

Pre IV dinner..wear decent casuals..like a nice dress or a good looking blouse with semi formal pants..A dark wash denim would look good too..Avoid wearing short skirts or capris..

Just my advise..

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thanks hemostat.
r u sure NO LIPSTICK!- I thot we shud wear light colored one...
what extra documents do we need to carry on the day of IV, they already have our entire CV..
can we wear a blouse or turtle neck top instead of shirt for IV inside the blazer?

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always check the dress code for the pre IV-dinner. Some say "casual", others "extremely informal", and act accordingly.

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Don't wear perfume. I interview lots of candidates and my office is small. Nothing worse than too much perfume that I don't like...
When you meet your interviewer look them in the eye, give a firm handshake and smile. That impression in the first minute is very important.