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>> Business formal is the appropriate attire for job interviews and career fairs.
Check the invitation or ask the point of contact to see if it's required for networking events,
job shadowing, awards ceremonies, or informational interviews.
The foundation of business formal is a solid, two-piece suite in navy, gray, or black.
You can pair the jacket with either matching pants or a knee-length pencil skirt.
A solid white, or light blue dress shirt is a wardrobe staple
that will always look professional.
Finish the look with a pair low-heeled shoes in neutral or corresponding colors.
This is business formal [music].
Business casual is the right attire for casual workplaces, academic lectures,
on-campus jobs and career workshops.
Check the invitation or as the point of contact to see if it's appropriate
for networking events, job shadowing, awards ceremonies, or informational interviews.
Business casual is a slightly more relaxed look,
while still maintaining that professional appearance.
Start your look with a pair of pants or a knee-length skirt
in a neutral color such as black, tan, or gray.
Denim may also be acceptable as long as it's dark-wash, pressed, and well-fit.
Remember to always check first to see if jeans are acceptable.
Next, add a blouse, turtleneck, sweater, or button down.
You can finish your outfit with flats, loafers, or kitten heels [music].
This is business casual.
Things to avoid.
Flip-flops, sneakers, and sandals.
Ripped or baggy jeans.
Textured, patterned, or bright colored hosiery.
Revealing tops, short skirts, or any form-fitting clothing.
Strong perfume, visible tattoos and piercings, distracting jewelry, and any exposed technology.
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