I did a little searching, thinking OCI is upon us and others are possibly in the same boat, but didn't come up with much. Feel free to bury the topic if it's a repost.
I have a few interviews in the coming weeks for summer associate positions and I was curious if there's anything specifically NOT to wear when interviewing with attorneys that might not be common fashion sense for those of us that don't yet have to dress this way every day.
I was planning on wearing a solid grey suit with a blue oxford and a tie that's primarily a soft yellow with some blue in it. I notice a lot of professionals wear red ties, but I tend to like yellow a little better. Same for white shirts.
Should I be playing it safe and going with a white shirt and red tie with the suit, or is what I've picked professional enough?
Thanks in advance.
I have a few interviews in the coming weeks for summer associate positions and I was curious if there's anything specifically NOT to wear when interviewing with attorneys that might not be common fashion sense for those of us that don't yet have to dress this way every day.
I was planning on wearing a solid grey suit with a blue oxford and a tie that's primarily a soft yellow with some blue in it. I notice a lot of professionals wear red ties, but I tend to like yellow a little better. Same for white shirts.
Should I be playing it safe and going with a white shirt and red tie with the suit, or is what I've picked professional enough?
Thanks in advance.