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- Summerz
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Is it an OCI for undertakers?
(its' fine)
(its' fine)
- jrf12886
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Seems fine, assuming you have the build for that slim of a suit.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
No. If it fits well, go for it.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
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- jrf12886
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
PriOSkyVXS wrote:Is it best not to wear a check/tic suit during OCI/callbacks? For instance, http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/boss-black- ... Sportcoats.
To be 100% safe, wear a solid navy or charcoal. You can never go wrong with that (as long as if fits well).
That being said, a conservative tic/check probably won't even get a second thought by the people interviewing you.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Anonymous User wrote:http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/hugo-astro- ... Sportcoats
Just don't get a jacket that short. Wow.
- Robespierre
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Bingo. Jacket is WAY too short. And I don't think the one in the picture was just altered that way; that's the way the suit is cut. It's out.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
I have that suit and wore it during OCI and now wear it to work often at my NY biglaw SA. It's fine.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Is tic on this suit ok or too obvious for OCI/callbacks? See second image: http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/boss-black- ... Sportcoats.
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
That's fine.
If you think that suit is too trendy, I'd hate to see what you think is staid.
If you think that suit is too trendy, I'd hate to see what you think is staid.
- holdencaulfield
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
Jimbo_Jones wrote:
Just don't get a jacket that short. Wow.
I though it looked fine until you pointed this out. Now that I notice, it looks terrible.
- Bronte
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Re: Is this suit too trendy for OCI?
All of the suits ITT have contemporary, relatively fashion-forward cuts. Assuming you are skinny, they're fine and probably won't be noticeable (which is what you're trying to avoid at OCI). If you're at all stocky though, I would avoid suits with cuts like these.
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