Whichever the case, you should plan to dress as if you already work there - only a tad better. Remember to cover up your tattoos and remove multiple body piercings before the interview. So dust off those dress shoes and press those shirts because you never get a second chance to make a great first impression! 

These items can give the impression that you are not serious about work and can leave a negative impression with the interviewer. Focus instead on wearing clean, barely-there makeup, minimal jewelry, and remember to stay away from nail polish unless it is clear. These can be fun when you're hanging out with friends; however, they can be very distracting to the interviewer. For those with shorter hair, keep it neat and polished as well. Your personal fashion is a statement of you; however, there is a time and place to express yourself. Think navy blue, black, dark brown and grey for color choices. Another interview no-no is displaying tattoos and body piercings. And why not? Jeans are way more comfortable than slacks and dress shoes don't hold a candle to a comfy pair of sandals. The best clothing styles for a job interview are conservative and neutral. Your goal for the job interview is to present a professional image that conveys respect and motivation to the employer. Unfortunately, these items are best left to the back of the closet when it comes to dressing appropriately for a job interview. Men should sport a fresh haircut with a face that is clean-shaven on the day of the interview. You want the employer's full attention to be on your skill and talent