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September 6, 2013, and included a representative sample of 2,099 hiring managers and human resource professionals across industries and company sizes. When asked to advise job seekers on the best color to wear to a job interview, employers most often recommended blue (23 percent) and black (15 percent). Orange topped the list for the worst color (25 percent of employers) and was the color most likely to be associated with someone who is unprofessional.
I would not wear red to an interview...not even as a stain. I would stick to a soft muted color like a mauve shade or pink (nothing bright). Leave the red for after you get the job.I don't know which company your interviewing for but some of the consultancy firms that I've dealt with were quite conservative in dress and cosmetics. Congrats on landing the interview.iffany M. If you wear red often and are comfortable in it...go for it. I would pair it with a soft and polished look. the red just might make you the candidate that sticks out from the bunch.