Presentation by Jenna Riley CMAT Practicum student

 Flip-Flops or Sneakers  Jeans (includes skirts & shorts)  Shorts/Boardshorts  Sweatshirts  T-Shirts  Facial Piercings (lip, eye, nose, etc)  Hats/Beanies  Stilettos or strappy sandals  Untucked shirts or blouses  No exposed undergarments or anything too revealing or too tight  Excessive make-up or accessories  No messy hair or ill-groomed facial hair

Please, at all costs, avoid looking like poor Britney here!

It appears neither Britney nor Kevin can get it right!!

 Suit (can be black, gray, or navy)  Girls- a pant or skirt suit would work; skirts should be between knee length to mid-calf. Nothing too short!  In the event you should not have a suit, you should at least be wearing dress pants (neutral in color like above) and a blazer  Shirt  Girls-collared shirt or blouse  Guys-button-up AND tie  Shoes  Girls-closed toe heels or flats  Guys-brown or black leather dress shoes

These guys here are all great examples of dressing appropriately for the Job Fair. Still, be sure you are wearing a tie (unlike man #3)!

These ladies show several great examples of outfits that will work for the Job Fair as well!

 Should you have a class before you come or another obligation, be sure to explain to your potential employer the reasoning behind it.  The least you can do is go to class wearing khakis and a polo or dress shirt, although you know business professional is more suitable.