Tried & true interview outfits?

Black cashmere sweater, black jersey DVF pencil skirt, black Louboutin heels, and simple diamond studs—fitted but not distracting, and none of it wrinkles. If it’s wet or snowy, I sometimes switch in black tights and suede boots. I never wear bracelets because I talk with my hands a lot. I always wear flats to the appointment and change into heels when I get into the lobby so I’m not sweaty if I have to run for a subway.

The most important thing is that you’re wearing something you’re comfortable in—it’s not the moment to bring out your brand new pair of high heels or give that new strapless bra a test run.

I would suggest if you’re going to be on a plane that you fly in leggings, a sweater, and flats, pack your interview clothes, and change into them after you land. Even if you’re not carrying luggage, you should have no trouble fitting your plane clothes into a reasonably sized handbag. You should never wear something “fussy” to an interview, but if you can avoid showing up in creased clothing, you might as well.