Corporate or business attire are quite specific:

For a corporate job interview or a meeting, it would be best to go for a simple classic and well fitted look, not to loud but confident. A crispy white or light blue shirt is always a winner. Limited but quality jewellery, fashionable socks, tie and polished shoes never fail to impress.

Dress for success!

If you do go for brands, you already know that the quality of your attire and your fashion sense are not in question.  If the interviewer happens to be fashion conscious, he/she will notice the brand the minute you walk into the room. Brands just make an instant statement and therefore speeds up the interviewing process. After a confident and fashionable entrance, all there is left to impress with is your personality and job-related skills.

Sometimes less is more!

Our well-dressed model:

Dr Jean Du Plessis Studied Medicine and music at the University of the Free State. He has been a family and Aesthetic Practitioner in Melville, Johannesburg for the last 30 years. Jean loves classical music and performs as a recitalist- baritone from time to time. He is passionate about people, art, interior design, and travel. He cherishes friendship above most things in life and sees himself as a typical Taurus “fiercely loyal” and – in his own words – stubborn. He loves fashion and had a wonderful time showing us his exquisite wardrobe.

Interviewed by Lorna Greyling

Photoshoot by Hot Pepper Photography – Roolien de Bruyn

Written by Marinda Sauerman