In most job interviews, you will be competing against many qualified candidates. Most of them can do the job. However, to get hired in a competitive job market, it is essential to be more than qualified. You want to show that you are a leader, a superstar, an influencer.
Intense shades of pink, such as fuchsia or magenta, pair particularly well with black. Wear a hot pink sheath dress with sleek black pumps and carry a matching black clutch to make your dress business-dinner appropriate. Both bright and softer shades, such as mauve and baby pink, look fresh with navy. Rock a light pink day dress with ballet flats for shopping or brunch. Nearly any hue of pink works with nude shoes, which allow your frock to be the star of the show. Choose a pair of strappy stilettos for evening or wedges for day.
If you're in a pale gray sweater and khakis, you choose a light brown shoe; if you're in a navy blazer and dark gray pants, chocolate brown loafers. The one rule I have is that your shoes should match your accessories. Don't try to wear a deep brown watchband and a black belt and caramel-colored shoes.