TAILORED 101
The guide to tailoring
With everyone starting to think about next
summer’s internships already, now seems like the perfect time to start thinking
about investing in some great tailoring to prepare for those all-important
interviews. First impressions are everything in a job interview, so it is
imperative that your outfit show that you mean business. Think sleek, tailored,
and tidy. Its an open secret that one cannot simply think the part; they must
look the part too. So rail up your wardrobe with tailored essentials like a
crisp white shirt, and a trusty black blazer, to ensure your professional
prospects aren't derailed itself!
Whatever
your student budget, the you can easily purchase these tailored essentials. The
High Street has so much to offer, with fashion retailers from H&M to Reiss
all drawing on the tailored trends spotted on the AW13 shows.
 |
| Zara Dress: £39.99 |
 |
| Reiss Shirt: £79 |
Lessons can be learned from the catwalk, and
translated into our everyday style even for those who enter the most
conservative of industries. Whenever stuck with the "What to Wear"
syndrome remember these three simple tips to get you started, which will
certify your work wardrobe with a high fashion statement:
1) A crisp, white shirt will never go out
of style
2) Great accessories will be your saviour and;
3) Work wear doesn’t need to be boring - play
around with prints and colours. Opt for either clean primary colours, or
neutral tones to maintain the professional feel.
PS. All that tailoring need not be saved for the
boardroom – play around with a white shirt and jeans or with a sharp blazer
over a camisole dress for a chic A/W look!
-Hannah Thompson
No comments:
Post a Comment