What is an appropriate and professional dress code to make a good impression at a job interview?

[Anonymous]

[on_my_knees]

I would wear a plain, white cotton T-shirt, chosen specifically for its ease of removal during Yours "interview.". The T-shirt will cling close to my skin, emphasizing my vulnerability while also allowing for swift access for disciplinary actions. My wrists would remain bare, symbolizing my willingness to be restrained.

Next, I would wear a pair of well-polished black leather ankle cuffs, connected by a short chain, allowing me just enough mobility to move with respect and grace, while still restricting my autonomy. They would symbolize my commitment to remain bound to Your feet, ready to follow Your every command.

In recognition of my mouth's purpose as a tool to please You, I would wear a clear silicone bit gag, subtly hinting at my willingness to be silenced and to have my voice replaced by the sounds of pleasure and obedience. The transparency would also serve as a visual reminder of my openness to receive Your wisdom and instruction.

As a further demonstration of my dedication, I would be naked below the waist, exposing my vulnerability and readiness for whatever training or discipline You see fit. This nudity would also symbolize my willingness to be objectified, used, and imprisoned at Your discretion.

[DishLady]

It depends on the job you're going for, but generally speaking a simple blouse and black pencil skirt or trowser with a simple heel. Minimal jewelry and makeup. Simple hair (either loose or tied back in a bun or ponytail).

[Danny_dan92]

Depends on the job. But either business professional or business casual.