Professional dress has changed massively in recent years. Business casual has made its way into almost every industry, even the most conservative, and you have to look current to avoid looking dated.

Interview attire can often be seen as a test of a candidate’s familiarity with the company culture and industry. The fact that you are wearing something current, will show you have put some effort into preparing for the interview, so do your homework.

Spend a little time researching the company to determine suitable interview outfits. If you are still not sure, you could also discreetly ask your HR contact for advice about company culture, or even connections in your LinkedIn network or ask friends here on Jobcase.

To help prepare check out these [interview outfit ideas by industry] (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/733383120539946079/) for [men] (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/358388082831309366/) and [women] (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AX_ZeInJN_5eadPtidhvNn4rAPbcwVYaKQONCVReTae5pBgg1Zi9ocU/).

Good luck on your interview!