Workwear (Interview wear)

Recently I'm switching my job and every time when I hung up the phone for interview the First thing in my mind is "what should I wear??!" Most of us know how to dress properly for work or interview, but sometimes we all have those blank moment when we over stressed or facing too many clothes in the closet.

While I was preparing my interview outfits, I went to some designer website to look for some inspiration from them. Here are some nice pieces I found and I liked most.

They all can be great outfit for work or interview by changing accessories to briefcase or tote.

Fabulous and chic workwear~

I've heard a lot of complains about how working clothes are boring, but I think there's always some ways to play with it. Just remember, what NOT to wear first:

1- skirt or dress that's too short;
2- top that's showing cleavage; (if your top is low neck cut, always wear a lingerie underneath)
3- high heels that are sky-high; (wedges are great and comfortable for work)
4- distracting oversize Jewelry or over loaded braclets;
5- jeans/legging/jegging; (these are just way to casual for work)
6- Flip Flops are NOT sandals; (flip flops only belongs to beach)

Here I found some nice pieces from Olivier Theyskens' fall 2012 collection for Theory on NYFW last week. I hope they can give you some great idea of what to wear at work for your different job type that looks professional and chic.

I know Theory is a little bit expensive to compare with Mexx and Zara, but they do have nice cut and good quality can last longer. But you can always find them at TJMaxx, Winners or when they are on sales at local department store.