What to Wear: White Button-Down Shirt for a Job Interview
A job interview calls for a look that's one notch more formal than the company's actual day-to-day dress code. Here's how to make a white button-down shirt work for it — plus a way to actually see it on yourself before you commit.
Getting the silhouette right
For this occasion, look for a slightly relaxed fit through the body, tapered at the cuff. Cotton poplin presses crisp; linen-cotton blends forgive travel wrinkles.
- Half-tuck it rather than full-tuck for a less formal line
- Roll the cuffs twice, not just once, so they stay put
Color and finishing touches
- Gold jewelry reads warmer against white than silver
- A single bold bottom (color or print) since the top stays neutral
What the occasion actually needs
A job interview is one notch more formal than the company's actual day-to-day dress code.
- Fit matters more than trend here — nothing should need mid-interview adjusting
- Research the company's actual dress norms first; 'formal' means different things at a bank vs. a startup
See it on you
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