Presentation of oneself is also important at interviews. Considering the context of the interview and that I am going for a workshop position. I think the most important things are to look clean, modest and practical. Workshops will not want someone concerned with looking good all the time as it gives off a 'diva' vibe. Nor will they want someone dressed provocatively, as its inappropriate, particularly considering these environments commonly have a predominantly male working force. Cleanliness and hygiene are always important in a makeup orientated job, so ensure all clothes are clean and fresh. Practicality is important, as the workshop will involve a lot of manual labour. Although old jeans or overalls would typically be worn in a workshop environment, I don't think this would be quite appropriate for an interview. I plan on wearing plain black jeans, boots, a jumper and jacket to look relatively inconspicuous. Attention seekers and drama queens are definately not wanted in workshop environments, so I want to look low-key. My blue hair is already an obvious feature of mine, so I don't want anymore attention drawn to me.

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