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Job seekers tend to focus more on the outfits to be worn during interview. They forget those little things that is also being observed by employees. Tiny things that we often disregard of. There is nothing wrong on getting a nice tailored custom dress shirts, or getting a matched dress shirts and pants from your favorite store. It is just a part of your majority appearance. But remember it is just a part of it, there are still few parts that we tend to forget but also being noticed by employers.

It is great to see a guy in a smartly poised mens dress shirts topped with a neatly fitted tailored suit. But what about other aspects such as the hair, jewelry, perfume, tattoos, nails, earrings or piercings, purse or briefcase, wallet, portfolio, and breath mints? 

Keeping your hair nice, neat and well groomed is the only way to flaunt it. You do not need a special hair style for the interview. For the gentlemen, it is best to trim the facial hair and beards as there are some company or organization that frown in dislike seeing a man with untrimmed or unshaven mustache and beard.

Nails should also be clean and neatly trimmed. For women, wearing of nail polish is okay as long as the colors are not bright. Go instead for neutral and conservative colors and make sure that the polish is not chipping off.

Minimize your jewelry and go for those that flatter but not overpower. Such as stud earrings instead of chandelier earrings. Obey the “thirteen rule” of wearing jewelries. That means wear not more than thirteen accessory pieces such as earrings, watch, and buttons of the shirts or blouses where we often not think about.

Tattoos and body piercing should need to be hidden, or better have it removed. Do not let your employers see these, or else it might eliminate you as a candidate for interview.

Always bring with you your portfolio packed with all the documents that you may show during the process. Have a pen or a pencil and a notepad to jot down information. Leave your big briefcase and just carry a small purse or wallet with you. Also, do not forget to carry breath mints that may chewed before the interview starts.