What to Wear To A Fashion Internship
As told by our very own Harper’s Bazaar Arabia assistants
Making a good impression at your first day on the job is always important – when it’s in a fashion office, you’re expected to bring sartorial your A-game. Ahead, four Harper’s Bazaar Arabia assistants reveal how to look polished and professional without compromising on your personal style.
Angelique Gourdon, digital assistant
“Never wear more than one statement piece. I also usually don’t wear more than two colours. Simple-chic is my motto.”
Jude Bawalsa, fashion & beauty assistant
“Don’t be afraid to mix casual with formal. Grab your fanciest skirt and throw in a graphic tee with sneakers – that’s my go-to outfit.”
Georgia Withers, digital assistant
“For work I always go for ensembles that are feminine mixed with smart-casual. Accessorising with a nice belt and good shoes goes a long way and makes outfits more versatile. If you want some height then opt for midi block heels, so you can last the day.”
Natasha Law, events assistant
“I always go for a minimal and clean aesthetic at work. I think it’s important not to surrendor to trends and just dress according to your body type. I love to mix it up with a smart all-black look and comfortable flats for out-of-office meetings. On a more relaxed day, I’d wear a pretty printed linen top paired with white smart-casual pants and delicate sandals. It’s so hot in Dubai so layering isn’t much of an option.”

Top by Zara, Jumpsuit by Fashionnova, Bag by Stella McCartney, Sneakers by Puma Fenty
Top is Yeezus concert merch, Skirt from Asos, Bag is Vintage Dior, Sneakers by Golden Goose (picture 1)
Blouse and Jeans by Asos, Shoes by Gucci (picture 1)
Top by Zara, pants by Aritzia, sandals (pic 1)