Guest Blog on Weekly Hustle

You all know I love the occasional bit of guest bloggery. Today’s post details the essentials of nailing an interview, from a stylistic point of view. The last thing you want to be worrying about when walking into an interview is your clothing. 

My post is featured here on Weekly Hustle, a business-oriented blog for aspiring entrepreneurs. Its creator and author is a fellow blogger who, like me, appreciates the value of earnest hard work. Be sure to check out the link to my guest post below, and peruse his site if you’re interested in starting your own business or trying to make a career out of blogging. He’s got tons of helpful insights and articles that I’ve used to help expand my blog and readership. Read on and enjoy!

 

Okay, so you’ve got an interview (which in this economy, is a battle in and of itself). The last thing you want to be worrying about as you step into that office is your clothing choice. A great way to stand out, look good, and boost your own confidence in a job interview is to be well-dressed. What follows are some tips to consider as you prepare for the big day.

A big part about style is recognizing the setting you’ll be in... READ MORE

Thanks for reading,

MD

Midwest-Dressed gets Interviewed

Last week I was contacted by Jacob Elyachar, of jacobelyacarjournalist.com, to talk about my views on menswear, the media, and blogging. I was only slightly hungover, but he still did a good job of not making me sound like the rambling mess I'm sure I came off as. 

We talked over the phone, but might as well have been in a bar. At least on my end.

 "JE: In your opinion, what are some of the biggest fashion mistakes that men make? 

NL:  I think that the biggest (mistake), and this is a very broad generalization, is 'not caring.'  In my opinion, I think a lot of guys are turned off by the word “fashion” because they feel it's not macho or masculine. They see girls worried about fashion and they don’t want to be like that, they want to be the antithesis of that.   To dress well and look good is not only beneficial because you will look better and feel better about yourself, but it's also not hard."

You like what you see? Of course you do. Read more here, and check out more of Jacob's stuff. 


More news as it develops,


MD