How to choose the right Internship interview attire?

Are you a graduate or co-op student who has been selected for an internship interview, but are completely unaware of how to choose the right College interview attire?

After days of job hunting and failures, you have now successfully landed an interview with a company you wish to work at. College students commonly make the mistake of assuming that getting an interview is a job well done and a pat on the back is just a few minutes away. However, the truth is that you are not done until the interview process is over.

Here is the part where the potential employer is going to analyze your credentials, ability to speak and act under pressure from the moment you walk in through those doors. Moreover, the very first give away of your professionalism is simply your interview attire.

It can be hard to find the Best attire for job interview when you are a day away from the interview date and stressing in all directions. My tips would be to do the following:

Figure 1.  College Interview. [Photograph] University college, 2012,
Adapted from http://www.flickr.com/photos/ucolmedia/8142306392/

·         Calm down and focus on the solution instead of the problem itself.

·         Make a list of stores you wish to visit and items you wish to purchase in the course of a day.

·         A well-tailored suit can do you wonders, remember that this job can give you 1000s of dollars for your skills and hard-work, ensure that you do not let this opportunity slip by even if you have to go to a branded store to purchase a professional business suit.

·         Consider investing in professional business skirts and blazers.

·         Stay away from strong perfumes and deodorants that may make the interviewer gasp for air.

·         When looking for interview attire ask yourself whether this reflects who you are. 

Follow these tips to help you on your search for the best Internship interview attire.

Graduate school interview attire can be slightly more professional than regular co-op interview attire, as you are now a young professional who has participated in the real race to the top. Any suggestions as to how one can choose appropriate Graduate school interview attire?