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First of all, congrats on the weight-loss (unless it wasn’t intentional and due to some ailment). I think youre probably fine. If you have time and $$$, I’d go find a darker colour suit but it’s not the end of the world if you can’t.
I showed up to my interview without a suit or tie - just kick ass - if they care more about the color of the suit than the quality of your candidacy then you don’t want to work there
That's fine, just wear a white shirt and simple patterned tie
Bet that will do. What practice area?
That will work. I previously worked at PwC, interviewed in a similar light grey suit, & got the job.
Will be fine - hope it goes well!
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
+1 on the white shirt: contrast will make the grey look darker
+2 the above. I interviewed in a grey suit and blue shirt and landed the offer. Which is then rejected because they accepted that I was in a grey suit. Jk. You will be fine
As long as the suit fits, isn’t black (like you’re going to a funeral), or some wild color, you’re good to go. White, light blue, or lavender shirts will be fine with a darker tie to contrast. IMO Go black shoes with the white and lavender or dark brown with the light blue.