Do you have an interview "outfit"?

I do have a interview outfit as it consists of a white button down long sleeve shirt, numerous solid ties, a black sports jacket, black dress pants, nice dress socks and dress shoes. You definitely want to dress nice and impress the interviews. "Dress to Impress" is what is commonly known. It does not matter what type of job as the employer will be impressed that you took the time to look nice. I have other shirts and pants that I could use as well. Having a nice dress belt for the pants is good too.

I donot know about today 2007 but certainly years ago for a male it was very simple a 2-piece or 3-piece suit with shirt and tie and shined polished shoes just about did it and of course what good is the classy clothes look if you were not groomed and that is the way most went for interviews I attended several interviews for various reasons dressed in that get up and often was successful ...how about you Good Luck Appearance at a interview is Paramount

Yes if ever you can go to a job that doesnt need an interview its very nice but its not happening that way. All jobs need an interview. Well if i will going for an interview usually i will wear a slacks and a blouse that is looks formal and clean. Some work offices likes to see you beautiful or attractive so you need to see to it that you are one of of them. The color of your outfit must be not too light and not too dark. Thats what i am thinking but i dont know really the exact way of clothing but formal clothes is enough for me.

Hi Vega~ good luck on your interview.
I am not recently looking for a job, but year back I did have an interview outfit. It was a red skirt/jacket. I have always heard that red is a power color, so I would always wear this red outfit to interviews.
Your outfit sounds very professional... I think that that is really all that matters. The interviewers are looking for people who are neat, clean, knowledgeable and professional.

Even though I am not currently look for a job and haven't for 10 years, I do have my interview outfit in the closet, LOL. I have a special outfit that I change out so often to keep up with the times, that just in case something should come up like an interview, I will be ready for. I think it's important to look your best especially with first impressions, you know?

A big portion of my job is to give interviews. So I have been on both sides of the issue (I've been the interviewer and the interviewee..).
I think this is a great discussion because it stresses how important appearance is in the interview process. You would be surpised at how many people still don't really think about that. it's the easiest part of your interview, showing up and looking polished and professional. I know it's not fair to judge a book by it's cover, but unfortunately in the interview process that happens often.
That said, my interview outfit is a black taliored pants suit. It's pretty classic so it's timeless and has lasted me a few years. I usually wear a white shirt with it and some small jewelry.
Good luck Vega, I hope you get your call.

I don't have a specific interview outfit because in the past ten years, I've only been on two "interviews" (one was only a technicality, though I still dressed up). I tend to go with a nice jacket and blouse, and then either a skirt or pants, depending on the weather and which seems more appropriate.

For my last interview, I wore a dark tan colored shirt with a long black jacket and a pair of black satiny pants that are often mistaken for a long skirt. It looks very elegant, and it's surprisingly comfortable. I think those two things are what I try for in an interview outfit--elegance and comfort. That way, it helps you to look and feel good.:)

First of all I wish good luck for success in your interview. During my life I changed my employment 18 times that means I attended many interviews at a different time. Not even single I put any interview outfit. This is first time I am hearing interview outfit from you. Further not even single interviewer asked for my testimonials or certificate. After talking to them, they just offered me job in all 18 cases.

So far, I have not attended any interviews after I got myself rooted to a permanent job. When I was looking for job, I always had a jacket on. Perhaps I am overdressed and I did not get any job. When I finally got shortlisted, it was when I was just wearing a Tee shirt and slacks. The post was for a telephone operator. I was "head-hunted" after a month to join my cousin brother in his newly opened branch office.

In reply to your question, No, I do not have an interview "outfit".

Yes, I do have an outfit, and it is suited to the types of positions I apply for. It is a small black houndstooth check pants, vest the same with ribbon embroidery and trim, and contrasting pin stripe ribbon as well. I wear a colored blouse/button down shirt in one of the colors of the embroidery. Often turquoise, sometimes pink. I work in schools and Nursing Homes. This looks professional, yet cheery.