I put a cardigan with the dress because it may not be appropriate to wear a sleavless dress.

First thought was if you're looking for an internship you're probably either still in school or just graduated which would mean you have no money. So, this whole look minus the shoes is $100. Yep. $100. The shoes are on sale at Barney's for $250, so I'm pretending that you asked for them for Christmas and you have really nice parents.

Interns shouldn't look stiff, they should be young, hip and know the trends. I started off with the mini because it's adorable and youthful, the matching blazer will professionalize it a bit. Then I picked out the very Mary Kate-inspired shirt because it's on par with current trends. To tone down the casual feel of the shirt I paired it with the cardigan which matches the earrings fabulously. Wrap it all up with the cute tote which will fit a binder, your resumes, and portfolio.

I chose the shoes that were more high-end because you need to have on one statement piece. I think it makes a statement without screaming "look at me I'm wearing loubous" catch my drift?

I wanted to go with something more youthful and trendy.

I would wear something similar to this...

http://teamsugar.com/user/flutterpie/list/976280

http://teamsugar.com/user/flutterpie/list/976280

Something Bright that looks optimistic and will keep you remembered!

I detest interviews!!

those things with the earrings, of course

all black with the touch of green, and great bracelets, both of them worn on the same arm. Louis Vuitton carry all, after all it is an interview!

I'm not as good at finding great fab finds like all of you lovely ladies, but I love this idea! I'm thinking about applying for an internship at a PR firm, and this is very helpful