COLORS SAY ABOUT When selecting an outtit to make an impression, whether for a career fair, interview, or networking event, colors matter as much as the clothing you select. Colors do say something to us ‘subliminally, and illicit very different ‘emotional responses. So be conscious of this when selecting which of your favorite shirts or blouses to wear ina business setting! BLACK Black is the color of authority and em sage a ae) is stylish and timeless. But avoid too De asl Pec CO uted tater a De UNG ms ccc} sophistication and confidence. As it is Dee emg Prete Rana ET Ce us aa WHITE White is popular in fashion because itis light, neutral, and goes with everything. Wearing it to an interview projects cleanliness and simplicity. YELLOW Cheerful, sunny yellow is an attention-getter. It is the most difficult color for the eye to perceive, so it can be overpowering if overused. Yellow enhances concentration, hence its use for lagal notepads. Ceara tL Me aur} easiest color on the eye, and is calming and refreshing. Dark green ue ee ae) eee BLUE Reet eu hut ny Peeks eet eae et ee eto) ete eas consultants recommend wearing blue ee eas yeu Ree) Ua Red ety Reni luxury, wealth, and sophistication See mee teens ru ene ns Pee ecu nea oe eee ees pe etene eeacaiiee SR en gd eee nema ee cage ue i an interview, brown reflects stability Pe ree ene hired MY way