Fashion Police Forum
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Fashion Police
TLS community, please help. I'll keep it short.
Interview this Saturday with a school for some $$$
Email said "Business casual attire is appropriate."
I know some of the 40 people there will be donning suits. Should I play it safe and be appropriate or go for it on 4th and 2 and wear my nicest (and only) suit?
Interview this Saturday with a school for some $$$
Email said "Business casual attire is appropriate."
I know some of the 40 people there will be donning suits. Should I play it safe and be appropriate or go for it on 4th and 2 and wear my nicest (and only) suit?
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Re: Fashion Police
Describe the suit.
You could wear a suit with no tie and a non-white shirt and still be business casual.
You could wear a suit with no tie and a non-white shirt and still be business casual.
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Re: Fashion Police
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Re: Fashion Police
If this is for IUB, you're meeting with 2 law grads, not adcomms, and it's just a 20 minute casual chat. A suit may be a stretch... but to each their own.BearDownChicago wrote:TLS community, please help. I'll keep it short.
Interview this Saturday with a school for some $$$
Email said "Business casual attire is appropriate."
I know some of the 40 people there will be donning suits. Should I play it safe and be appropriate or go for it on 4th and 2 and wear my nicest (and only) suit?
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Re: Fashion Police
By the way, how do you know it's for $$$? I thought it was for borderliners as well.BearDownChicago wrote:TLS community, please help. I'll keep it short.
Interview this Saturday with a school for some $$$
Email said "Business casual attire is appropriate."
I know some of the 40 people there will be donning suits. Should I play it safe and be appropriate or go for it on 4th and 2 and wear my nicest (and only) suit?
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Re: Fashion Police
Pondering it is picking nits. I'd do what they recommend and not give it a second thought. In the end, a suit may be nice and could be more impressive (or maybe seen as over-the-top), but it won't make any difference in the outcome.
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Re: Fashion Police
I'm just assuming based on the email. It may be for borderliners as well. My glass is half full though. We're all getting full rides.reasonabledoubt wrote:By the way, how do you know it's for $$$? I thought it was for borderliners as well.BearDownChicago wrote:TLS community, please help. I'll keep it short.
Interview this Saturday with a school for some $$$
Email said "Business casual attire is appropriate."
I know some of the 40 people there will be donning suits. Should I play it safe and be appropriate or go for it on 4th and 2 and wear my nicest (and only) suit?
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Re: Fashion Police
Graciashsprophet wrote:Pondering it is picking nits. I'd do what they recommend and not give it a second thought. In the end, a suit may be nice and could be more impressive (or maybe seen as over-the-top), but it won't make any difference in the outcome.