DRESS FOR SUCCESS at a career fair, interview, or on the job

What is your First Impression?

Is professional and is taking the job search seriously; Only thing to watch for is how tight clothes are, we want both the interviewee and the interviewer to be comfortable during the interview - If an interviewee is wearing too tight of clothing it may make either of the people uncomfortable
Gives a great first impression; Nicely coordinated, well fitted, clean and professional
Looks nice; Clothes appear to fit well, and makes a nice first impression
Very appropriate; She put time into making sure that she's dressed professionally

Boring color, clunky shoes - Maybe a simple heel would be better; Overall professional
Very appropriate

Blah - we look for energy and creativity and clothing can exude that; By adding a colored shirt or jewelry would help the outfit

Is this appropriate for a Career Fair?

Excellent choice. It looks comfortable but still professional. Formal attire would not be expected at a fair, but typical "classroom" attire is probably too informal. A really good first impression!
Appropriate for career fair

Probably made a special effort to dress differently for the career fair, which shows that the event is taken seriously
Appropriate; The outfit looks professional, but would look better with a collared shirt underneath
Professional - it shows they are really serious about finding employment

She means business! Because business suits are not necessarily expected at a career fair, I always notice when someone went above and beyond to look professional
Nice touch

Appropriate and professional; Not necessarily needed as a freshman just learning about companies - but never wrong

Looks comfortable enough to walk around on campus and professional enough to represent themself in front of a company

Is this appropriate for an Interview?

Appropriate (depending on the position interviewing for); The outfit looks professional, well put-together & thought out
Appropriate for interview, just be cautious of wearing too tight of clothing or too form fitting of clothing

This would make a good impression; It would also be suitable for all but the most formal client presentations - and maybe even then
A little more casual than I would prefer at the interview - Dress for an interview is the only area where I would want the applicants to appear the same; Then, their answers and personality make the difference, not their dress

Very normal, acceptable attire for an interview; Might consider pulling her hair back
Good option for an interview, but would choose a dressier shoe and possibly a piece of jewelry