interview dress advice

[creampie]

I'm going to a very smart job interview in July. Don't want to wear a jacket as I'll be a sweaty mess! I want a dress with at least elbow length sleeves (to cover tattoos!), must have a waist, and be a line or flared in the skirt as my bottom half is bigger than my top half. I'm a size 10-12. I was thinking something like the jigsaw sleeved Paris dress but it's slightly low cut and is £150 which is a lot for something I'll only wear for interviews and funerals. Any ideas?



[creampie]

Sorry link didn't work
m.johnlewis.com/jigsaw-sleeved-paris-dress-black/p/2239668#

[creampie]

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[MrsRonBurgundy]

That doesn't look too low cut to me. I interview people frequently and would think that was a perfect interview dress. It is a lot of money for what it is though!

[murphyslaws]

Very smart, especially if you have a nice jacket and shoes.

[blueskyinmarch]

My DD bought this dress for a job interview last summer and got the job! She now wears it all the time for meetings when she has to be smart. She loves it and it doesn’t crush which is a bonus.

[nannyplumislostinspace]

I have this dress and it is really smart and comfortable. It's not low cut on me and I'm a 32gg.

[nannyplumislostinspace]

Sorry. Meant to say it's the jigsaw dress that I have!

[JigokuShojou]

I've attended interviews where candidates rocked up in ripped tights, casual wear, rucksacks, trainers, jeans etc. Be conservative but comfy.

[creampie]

Thanks everyone, that dress is nice.

I tried the jigsaw one on in John Lewis and just thought it seemed a bit low cut on me, it's definitely my back up but was hoping for something either cheaper or more wearable

[tethersend]

I can no longer CnP links on my iPad

The jaeger outlet site has a Crepe cowl neck dress which might fit the bill. £49.

[tethersend]

Ah, working now

[jimmybim]

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