[Open for Callie~]

[belloamorio]

Slow times were the worst times. Amata wandered from rack of clothing to rack of clothing, straightening the jackets that were already straight and adjusting things that did not need adjusting. There was still an hour before she was able to clock out and go home and finish her project for tomorrow morning's class...

Perhaps she could convince her manager to let her go early, since there was no one around.

Except ... oh, there was a person~ Amata put on her bright, please-talk-to-me-I-am-helpful smile and walked over to the woman. "Can I help you with anything?"

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[belloamorio]

"Then a pencil skirt would be a good buy. It pairs well with simple tops, cardigans, sweaters, and fancier jackets." They also made for an attractive silhouette on the right figures, and Amata determined she had one that was, if not ideal, by no means terrible for it.

[sweetsummerchild]

Well, she didn't have a fancy jacket, but she had most of the other things! Callie shrugged. "Sounds good! I'll go with a pencil skirt." Going through the rack, she picked out her size. Of course, she would try it out first to see how it fit against her figure, but she'd still try to get a pencil skirt.

"Got any more advice?" Callie was comfortable in her style, but it wouldn't hear to see how other people would change it up.

[belloamorio]

"For interviews?" Amata hummed under her breath and looked around the section they were in. "People say to play it safe. Black, navy, and whites. Conservative, not sexy."

[sweetsummerchild]

Callie laughed. "No, no, I would never try sexy for an interview." She didn't want to fuck her way into a job. She liked to think she had some morals. "Not that business wear can't be! But yeah, not to an interview."

She pressed her lips together in thought. "I'll probably go for navy instead of black." That ought to be a little different. Not much but a little.

[belloamorio]

"It's amazing how many people wouldn't think twice in doing so, just because it's how they typically dress." Amata had yet to do interviews herself, but she had seen some of the potentials coming in for a position in a retail store and it blew her mind. "In the future, investing in a navy pencil skirt would be a good idea. It allows you some choice when deciding on your outfit, instead of having to relay on the same basic clothing each time."

[sweetsummerchild]

Callie made a face. "Really?" She knew people could be dumb but not that dumb. "You're supposed to dress to impress, not to-- ugh."

Nodding, she said, "Yeah, gotcha. Thanks!" It wasn't some new concept to her, but she appreciated when salespeople were trying to be helpful and not condescending. "I'm going to go try this on." She held up the skirt she picked out. "Thanks for the help again!"