Us Interview Resurgence In Financial Crisis

Bright accessories are an effective way to increase the interviewer's basic style.

[in the past 3 months, about 5000000 people have lost their jobs in the United States, and fashion designers have seen the subtle changes in people's choice of career clothes - the gloomy style of the ensemble is resurgence under the financial crisis.

Clothing company Men, 1, s Wearhouse and Tahari have recently indicated that sales of suits in shops have risen significantly, especially in some classic navy style or gray striped suits, which have been classified as "hot selling interview costumes". This may be a bad time to revisit the 1959 The Best of Everything - people who are passionate and energetic for new careers, are really sad at the time of the current economic crisis.

However, from a fashion perspective, this movie is worth remembering, because it is the most popular era of Interview Suit.

It is very difficult to imagine that Hope Lansi would refuse to give a job to the protagonist, Hope Lansi. When she enters the office building of Park Avenue, 375, the breeze is blowing against her navy coat, revealing a lovely round cloth lining, a well fitting shirt and a cream hat on the top.

Which propriety is a good interview and which boss doesn't appreciate it?

Later, the Working Girl, which was produced in 1988, reflects a new popular stage of the interview dress: shoulder pads make broad shoulders slightly lifted, bright colored fabrics have a strong sense of strength, and professional women wear them, so that they can not consciously show their bright and capable temperament.

How simple and frank it was.

But now, when a new generation of young people walk out of the university gate and look forward to all kinds of technology companies, stock exchanges or news media units, who can occupy the most favorable position in the economic downturn and the current employment force?

Of course, they can't let go of any possibility, even if the dress is not a very important link.

To be honest, today's "interview dress" is not so easy to wear, if not born to be as respectfully respectable as Hope Lansi.

Taking the time to walk in the city centre, designer Nickel Miller noticed a very attractive young woman walking in the direction of Wall Street.

The woman wore a gray suit, but she could not see any clues. But Nickel felt very sad. In the past ten years, the standard clothes of the city elites have been far away from the exquisite fashion world. The two piece suits are like a boring equipment, though they are very professional, but they are so old.

"I've never seen a person sticking to his pants suit for many years, which makes me think it's a big mistake," Miller said. "Why don't you think more about your professional clothes?"

The time needed for big brains is forced to come.

The unemployment rate has reached a new high in the world. In the past 3 months, about 5000000 people have lost their jobs in the United States. Fashion designers have seen the subtle changes in people's choice of career clothes.

Clothing company Men, 1, s Wearhouse and Tahari have recently indicated that sales of suits in shops have risen significantly, especially in some classic navy or grey striped suits, which have been classified as "hot selling interview packages".

Arthur Levine, a boutique clothing company in New York's Seventh Avenue, is working with the Tahari brand to design a series of women's professional suits. Arthur Lewin, owner, said that this year they had sold 180 million sets of professional wear, "more than 10% of my most optimistic expectations."

"We seem to have entered an era when all companies want men and women to wear suits. Not many people mention" Casual Friday "again," said AL, Associates managing director of Consultation Service Co AL. "People are looking for a more capable form.

Wearing a strong suit is like announcing how calm you are, and you are waiting for your work to start.

Wearing clothes is never easy to control, even with smaller space suits.

Fashion professionals also insist on "what kind of shape can get the best impression".

For example, Simon Ni and creative director of the Banana Republic brand are the most frequently debated ones. "I want to clearly support pants suit because it gives a better profile."

But Nickel Miller objected: "on many occasions, trousers are not only rigid, but even slovenly."

Who should it be?

There is no definite answer. Any decision should be decided according to personal preferences -- trousers or skirts, bright colors or natural hue, high heels or flat shoes. This dress can send out some kind of "sound wave" to detect the strength of both sides during the interview.

In order to eliminate this dressing pressure, we should take a look at some of the key points put forward by designers and professional stylists.

Under the financial crisis, the gloomy style of suits is getting damp.

"Clean and simple, high quality," "there is no single correct way to dress," said Karen Harvey, a senior human resources department of a senior apparel retailer. "But there must be many mistakes."

The key is to take note of the overall corporate culture and atmosphere of the company and speculate on what the boss will like.

"It doesn't have to be a rigorous suit.

I recommend a clean and concise series - focus on quality, and don't let the interviewer watch your clothes and frown your rough work.

Jana Leon Metz, creative director of J.Crew, said that pencil skirts or tailored trousers, with a cardigan (preferably a cashmere), and a beautiful necklace, are absolutely superior to a serious and worldly trouser suit.

More personalized modeling is the touchstone of stimulating a personalized interview. She said that the interviewee should be bold enough to show her personality, flexible thinking and self-confidence.

But it still depends on the nature of the job. The clothing with sports elements is suitable for the creative industry.

In the company's interview, clothes should still fit and show a slender figure. "All kinds of styles should be prepared as much as possible."

Simon Ni also believes that the advantage of trouser suits is to stretch the legs, and "wear pants will always show a sense of business."

He recommends two colored fabrics, which look more high-end and more feminine than striped fabrics.

Another traditional choice is the hard wool crepe dress and a short coat of color, as long as the style is of affinity and fit.

"If you decide to wear a white shirt, make sure it is very clean," he said. "The best way to buy a new one, the new shirt is always the whitest."

Brown and dark blue are the trade-off options. "I am a stubborn fan of a suit and a striped suit," said James Basail, a fashion consultant from designer. "But avoid wearing a black suit.

This is the most terrible thing that women wear, because it is not only too serious, but also can maximize your dandruff and juvenile white hair.

Sometimes the color is really a villain.

Many HR advisers have suggested wearing a classic suit - a slim suit, black or grey - but too much emphasis on safety is a risk of "mediocrity".

"For me, the most important thing is to impress people," Jana Leon Metz said. "So many people are competing, how can we highlight themselves?

I am against wearing conservative black and gray, but not too bright, and the workplace does not encourage you to dress like neon lights. But if you are fair skinned and pink, the pink suit will make you look too light.

Lisa Eckerson, a senior designer of Ann Taylor brand, agrees that "the pink and tender suit will show some frivolity unless it is perfect."

Well, the color of the earth is very eclectic, such as brown or dark blue, giving people a different feeling and not so extreme.

In Lisa Akerson's view, when the interviewer comes out of a large group of competitors, brightly coloured accessories are an effective way to increase her basic style, without taking too much risk.

It is a good idea to imitate a strong woman like Mrs. Obama.

Imitate those powerful women, and find some hints from those powerful women, such as Mrs. Obama or Sarah Palin.

Mrs. Obama appeared in a J.Crew cardigan and knitted dress in the TV show, demonstrating the elegance and comfort of classic collocation.

Sarah Palin has always insisted on wearing Tahari Arthur Levine clothes, more than 20 sets, some sets of the price of less than 198 U.S. dollars, but she is very mixed up, the red suit and wide belt is wonderful, reminiscent of Oscar de la Renta design.

The main point is that you can wear designer clothes, but you will not show the sense of arrogant that you have paid a lot of money.

Wearing a pair of heels and walking on high heels, "the bag you're holding is the key," Exxon said. "You can't go out with an old shopping bag. You want a beautiful handbag to hold your BlackBerry and your resume.

People in well-dressed suits have a secret, that is, there is a delicate bag hidden in the large handbag, so that they can follow up the needs of different occasions at any time.

It's the key to wear a large handbag in a well-dressed suit.

If there is a room for the interviewer, the designers suggest putting a pair of leather shoes with heels in the bag and changing your shoes.

You can't go wrong with a pair of high-heeled shoes while walking on flat shoes. Bersel said, "high-heeled shoes can make a better gesture for you."

The American Orthopaedic Association may say I'm crazy, but a pair of right heels can help you find a good job.