8 Interview Basics Every Girl Should Have in Her Wardrobe

We said it once and we'll say it again, you can never have enough LBDs. Take the stress out of deciding what to wear to an interview by slipping into a classic, black sheath dress. This will be easier than writing your cover letter.

Heels can literally transform an outfit and give you that extra oomph you were looking for. Pair your favorite heels with trousers or even your LBD. You're now prepared to dominate that interview.

Are heels not your forte? Don't worry. You can still look polished and interview ready in a pair of neutral-toned flats. You'll feel more comfortable, and it'll be one fewer thing you have to worry about when you meet your potential boss.

You're probably thinking, "I can't wear a jumpsuit to an interview," but you can if you know how to style it. Choose a black one-piece that's made with quality material, and pay attention to the cut. You don't want it to dip too low in the front or have skinny straps. If you're worried about exposing your shoulders, simply throw on a blazer.

Knee-length skirts don't have to be completely boring. Play around with the material — we personally love the leather selection below — and look for those unique details like a lace appliqué.

The blazer is that versatile piece everyone knows they should have but maybe don't. When choosing a style, invest in one that looks modern, and if you're not feeling the black, go with a dusty pink or white.

If the royals are carrying it, you know this accessory has some serious power-woman vibes. Pro interview tip: find a bag that fits your résumé or portfolio.

We think it's time to introduce the wrap blouse in place of the white button-down. This alternative is work appropriate and shows off your sense of style.