Job Interview Questions: What should I wear for my job interview?

I have a job interview at 2pm today, im 17 and it is an interview for a 'Love Coffee' cafe. What should I wear, how should I present myself, and what should i say, has anyone ever had a job like this before? I need help I have never been for a job interview before except for when i new i already had the job coz it was my dads friend. HELP! Please, I really need this job and have no idea what to say or do or wear.

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• Hey I'm 17 too! hey hun don't stress too much! wear something semi formal..you don't have to look like you work at an office! well wear something that you feel comfortable in..but something that is presentable! good luck on the interview by the way! i'm sure you'll do great! =) <3 xx


• try not to look too formal, its not an office interview after all,
  
  maybe a skinny jeans, with nice top and a jacket with some flowerr attached to it- stylish but not too casual nor too formal.
  
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• For him:
  
  trousers, shirt long sleeves,don't put too much of perfume, gel or cap
  
  For her;
  skirt not too short (or trousers),no leggings if u'r wearing skirts(shave ur legs),blouse not too heavy I mean simple and not too stylish and not dark coloured ones
  
  Be confident and be sure of what u r talking
  Don't act smart be what u r don't flatter urself
  If u got the job be happy and if u don't be prepared for the next!


• First of all, you should always be prepared. So, prepare answers for questions they might ask. Google "Interview questions" or something like that, and document the answers to those questions. Writing down the answers help you to remember them, so when they ask you a question similar to that you already know the answer. The last thing you want to do is be sitting there thinking of an answer. As for your attire, i've gone ahead & created an outfit on Polyvore.com - www.polyvore.com/simple_but_impre… I've incorporated alot of neutrals in the outfit, because its not BRIGHT and really says "sophistication" & "class". If you feel like wearing a dress, go for a simple, plain colour e.g. nude, champagne brown, preferably something not too short. Makeup should be simple and natural (as exemplified in the photo) and when you pull your hair back it appears more professional than when its down. Jewellery shouldn't be over bearing or oversized. Maybe just a small pair of pretty earrings and a watch etc. Good luck & i hope i helped ! :)