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Pantyhose is not necessary, but a suit (skirt or pants) is still appropriate.
Oh I don’t think you want to dress that casual. You can go the pants suit route. But at the very least you want dress slacks or skirt, a blouse, and a blazer.
I typicaly wear a long dress, heels, and a blazer. But I think slacks and a sweater is fine too. I would just dress nice, don't overthink it.
I think it also depends on where you live and the type of business. A pantsuit or dress with a blazer is always a good choice.
Agree depends on the role, you likely will not go wrong with a suit but I would suggest a blazer at min either with pants and a blouse or over a dress. These days it’s likely your interviewers will be dressed more casually but I think it’s still best for candidates to dress their best.
It’s a great question and the people who have recently been hired should be responding. I have always dressed, semi professional to every interview. If I was some high-powered executive, I would dress like I would if I went into the office. So high-powered executive in my mind would be wearing a business suit. But if you’re in a roll, that is not like a high-powered executive then I would wear comfortable but still business just like you had planned.
Rather do the suit. Pantyhose aren't necessary, but if you wear a dress or skirt, I'd wear them anyway
Slacks and a blouse. If it’s chilly weather outside, add a blazer. You can always take the blazer off. One of my favorites is a nice sheath dress with a blazer.
Blazer. Doesn’t need to be full on suit.