It's quite a conservative company, although very pleasant and reasonable. I need to be prepared for wet, cold, or at least overcast weather, and I need to look reasonably presentable. I have never been to a theme park before so I don't know what would be practical, and I've never been to a work-related thing in street clothes so I'm not sure what's acceptable.
I'm a size 10, quite short, very hourglassy (so anything cleavage-exposing is out), with long hair, Mediterranean colouring, and a smart-but-distinctively-goth wardrobe outside of work.
Things to choose from:
- 3/4 sleeve linen t-shirts in black, dark grey, claret, and forest green;
- Cowl necked, very drapey 3/4 sleeve t-shirts in black or oxblood;
- Layering vest tops in charcoal, silver-grey, lavender, dark blue, or black;
- Black floaty (slightly waterfall-ish in an All Saints way) viscose cardigan;
- Black silk velvet blazer with slightly crucifix-y buttons;
- Very slim-fit straight leg trousers in cranberry or indigo needlepoint cord;
- Black jeans in slim-fit straight leg or skinny styles;
- Navy blue wool military coat;
- Dark green waxed jacket;
- Dr Marten 6 hole boots in black patent or metallic purple (non-negotiable for medical reasons);
- Many scarves - navy with burgundy hearts, pale blue/black tie dye, huge monochrome newsprint-style roses, plain grey pashmina, and blotchy grey with CND symbols all over it (last one probably not appropriate).
I also normally wear lots of jewellery outside of work - either black pearl necklace or 2-3 silver pendants layered, plus a heavy silver charm bracelet stacked with some leather/gemstone friendship bracelets, and about 4 rings. I normally have my hair down but think it looks ok in a high ponytail, and wear very natural make-up aside from a fair bit of eyeliner.
Any advice much appreciated!