For the creative types out there, we've already discussed dressing for the job you want and the importance of projecting the image that you want to convey to others through what you wear. Well, now, let's say all of that projecting and impressing (or maybe just emailing your resume around town like a crazy maniac) has landed you an interview for your dream job? Now's the time to step your style up and refine your look. Abstract print pants, weird cut outs, and loud colors are all fine and good on your own time, but its a good idea to edit your look for your interview. Now, that doesn't mean that you should completely silence your inner innovator. For a job in the creative field, it's actually important that your look stands out and reflects your artistry. Try mixing traditional silhouettes like a great fitting pair of slacks or pencil skirt with standout pieces like bold (not distracting) jewelry or a shoe that hints at avant garde without going over the edge. Your qualifications, portfolio, and personality will make you the woman for the job, and your unique, pulled together look will leave a lasting impression on your interviewer.
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