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DumBAAdvice

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The OP is handing out bad advice! Follow the Panhellenic guide in “the best brands you can afford” and if anything “do no harm” with what you wear. It’s very rare to get selected because your clothes “stood out”. Much more common is to get down voted for a bad choice and clothes that “stand out”. And usually that means too slu—y, too low cut, over the top and/or too “much”. You walk miles during recruitment and for the most part high heels/stilettos make you look “bad”. Lily is a good example in the other direction. - it may be that some like it and find it okay, but it’s going to make others think “yech, trying too hard”. I say avoid it unless it’s simple and toned down and not a coloring book piece. A nice bracelet - Hermès click H or a Yurman - is a nice addition. . Don’t fiddle with it or draw attention to it. A good subtle touch. But don’t fret if you don’t have one. Look good, put your best foot forward, but color between the lines and keep it appropriate.