From one person working in a professional atmosphere...it looks fine..only thing I would make sure is that your shirt is not cut too low..

Honestly, you look great! I have such a hard time finding dressy looking clothes that fit me right. I love the outfit!

You look great I wouldn't change a thing! Also how are you doing your hair?? Up is a good idea! I love the size of the blazer! the shirt,pants and shoes!

Your suit jacket fits fine. It's not puckering and the length hits where it should. As long as it's not pulling across the back, it's great. I used to sell women's suiting. :)

I think it looks good...next interview..do a button up shirt

Well I have two second interviews and got offered another position :) don't think the outfit did too bad!

It is an administration/ marketing management position.

Congrats on the second interview OP! I would change the top to something a little more professional if you have it. Also what type of environment will you be working in? Because the type of job you're going for influences how you should dress. (Example- I wouldn't show up to a management position without wearing something tailored)

But you look great! That's just my advice for the future.

congrats on your second interview, however! fingers crossed for you!

I know you've already interviewed at this point, but in case other interviewee's are reading this i think we should clarify what kind of job this is for, becuase I also do a lot of hiring, and i would not have suggested this outfit, whereas i see another HR manager would have. I would have suggested a button down vs. your Tshirt and a bigger blazer.

and just to note, i hire administrative professionals if that helps.

Well I got a second interview for Thursday now. :)

I think it looks great. I'd west that

The blazer needs to be bigger or at least longer. Wear a white or grey blouse and tuck it under your pant with a nice red belt. You will look more professional with with a touch of style that way instead of showing too much sexyness because everything on the top looks too tight for any prof interviews.

I think you look great, this is something id wear to an interview

The pants and jacket look lovely. I think the top underneath is too low down on your hips, maybe a button up shirt?

I'm an HR Manager, I interview candidates all the time. I think your outfit looks great ??

I thought the dark part of your necklace was cleavage!

The only thing showing is my necklace the shirt just swoops and my necklace is right there no boobs.

Going off pp's post -

That's a good point. My solution is always plain white sports bras with low cut shirts! Looks like you have another layered shirt on underneath and also hides the ladies (;

Good luck! ?

There isn't any cleavage showing at all not even a little crease of boob at the top of the shirt.

Pull up the shirt and its good. Cleavage isn't professional, and you never know if there will be a female who doesn't appreciate it conducting (or just sitting in on) your interview. If you can't keep the top up, I'd find a new one.

Well the thing is I have no money (hints the interviews) its either go get a different outfit or get groceries this week. All the clothes that are professional business that I have are before baby, they do not fit me. This is really the only thing I have that isn't too small. :(

I've worn more form-fitting things to interviews and gotten the job on the spot ?

I think it looks great, personally. But I'm not any kind of manager, so I may not be looking at it the way they would.

It's not so much that it looks too small, but since it hugs your body, depending on the interviewing it might be seen as unprofessional.

Banana Republic has really great blazers that aren't so form fitting but also aren't huge and boxy.

You always want to make the best first impression possible and not leave the potential employer from wondering whether you'll be a sexual harassment liability.

(Not being critical at all, I think it's a cute look, just not for an interview) :-)

This looks great. Professional and slimming.

The blazer is x-large and flowy tops make me look huge :( I tried on like 15 flowy shirts and they all made me look way overweight for my size.

I would get a larger blazer that isn't cut to hug your shape so much. Also a blouse that isn't so tight.

It makes me look fat lol

I think so. How does the blazer looked unbuttoned.

Then I say it looks professional.

It looks very nice to me

No they are black dress pants :)

Are those jeans? I can't tell the material