Top 5 Finds for the Perfect Interview Outfit




If you're like most pageant moms, your eyes are sensitive to all things wardrobe as you prepare your daughter for her next pageant. Here's where to find the perfect interview outfit.

 5. Facebook Re-sell pages.  Awesome for both custom and off-the-rack dresses. There are several groups that offer slightly used clothing for a fraction of the cost. Do a search in facebook and send a join request. You can post an "ISO" and get several responses within minutes.


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4. Macy's. You can find lots of good finds OTR at Macy's. I like the variety they have for older divisions.

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 3. Dillard's. Great for the youngest age divisions to Miss. Although I would caution that if your daughter is in the "tween" stage, there are not a lot of options, so you'd have to get creative. I suggest finding a dress in the junior section and having it altered down versus buying a dress in the children's section.

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 2. Nordstrom. They have a tween department and their dresses look great on. You almost can't tell they were purchased off the rack.

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 1. Custom Made. Whether you get a designer cocktail and customize it to your liking or start from scratch, this is a sure way to turn heads.

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