Hi everyone,
I’ll be starting an internship at an EB (NYC) in a couple of weeks. They told us the dress code was business casual. What exactly does this mean, and what style of pants/color shirts should I purchase? Thanks!
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its business professional minus a tie
To be safe, I would wear a suit for the first couple of days, since there will be a lot of meet and greet, roundtables, interaction with senior bankers. After I would probably scale back, but to which degree depends on how other interns dress and other analysts. "Business casual" is somewhat of a nebulous term, but to me it means slacks and shirt. For slacks, stick with black, dark blue, and greys, while shirts should be white and light blue.
Thanks for the reply. Where would you purchase pants from? I’m thinking Charles Tyrwhitt for shirts.
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