Clothing Guidelines for Your On-Camera Interview

Thank you for participating in the upcoming interview! To help you look your best on camera, here are

some important tips:

What to Wear:

1. Solid, Muted Colors:

Opt for colors like navy blue, gray, soft green, or pastels. These tones work well on camera and

keep the focus on you.

2. Professional and Comfortable Attire:

Dress appropriately for the interview’s tone (e.g., business casual or formal) and ensure your

clothing feels comfortable.

3. Matte Fabrics:

Choose non-reflective fabrics to avoid glare under studio lights.

What to Avoid:

1. Stripes, Small Patterns, or Checks:

These can create visual distortions (moiré effect) on camera.

2. Bright White, Pure Black, or Neon Colors:

These extremes can make lighting adjustments difficult. Softer alternatives like off-white or

charcoal gray are better.

3. Logos and Busy Designs:

Avoid visible branding or text that could distract from your message.

4. Shiny Fabrics and Heavy Accessories:

Reflective materials and large, noisy jewelry can be distracting or cause technical issues.

5. Competitor Colors:

Please avoid wearing colors or designs closely associated with competitors to maintain a neutral

and professional appearance.

Additional Tips:

● Avoid clothing that matches the background to ensure you stand out.

● Ensure your clothing is clean, neat, and wrinkle-free.

● If unsure, bring a backup outfit or test your clothing beforehand.

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