Aussie Curves: Job Interview

As a blogger, every time I meet with a new client or PR, it’s like a job interview. Making that good first impression is always important!

Monochrome is always a good colour choice – it looks smart and is the perfect match for my bright copper hair!

4 tips for choosing an interview outfit

• Keep it modest – avoid low cut tops and short skirts
• Be professional – if it’s something you’d wear to a nightclub then chances are it’s not suitable for a job interview
• Choose comfortable clothes – if your clothes are ill-fitting or you don’t feel comfortable in them, that’s one more thing to feel nervous about!
• Keep your accessories simple – I keep it limited to my watch, stud earrings and a handbag

Like most days, I keep my makeup clean and simple – BB cream, brows, lashes and a touch of lippy. Someday soon I’ll share a post about the cosmetics I’m using at the moment.

My main reason for choosing this outfit is because it makes me feel awesome. I think that confidence is the most important thing you can wear, whether you’re going to a job interview or not (well, if you’re going to an interview you should probably wear clothes as well!). Wearing something that makes you feel great is a great way to help boost your confidence, especially if you’re feeling a bit nervous!

Do you have any tips for looking and feeling your best at a job interview? Share them in the comments below!

xo Meagan

Meagan wears:
Wild Child City Textured Peplum Top from Farmers
Ponti Vandyke Panelled Pencil Skirt c/- Lucabella (sold out online)
All Woman Thick Cotton Tights c/- The Big Bloomers Company
Garage Britney Brogues c/- The Warehouse
Michael Kors Rose Gold Bracelet Watch
Xcesri Broguing Detail Shopper Handbag from Farmers