What to wear.

What you wear to an audition is important.

The acting is more important.

Try not to second guess yourself or compare what you wore to what others wore.

Learn to make your decisions on hair, wardrobe, makeup quickly and clearly. You’re auditioning for similar types of roles, so learn the colours and styles that suit your types. 

Then you don’t have to re-invent the wheel each time. Those decisions are made – now on to the acting.

Listen to professionals who say which colours suit you and pay attention to Hollywood’s iconic colours: Grey T-shirt the shirt of choice, TV likes blue, black is everywhere etc. The colours change as fads change.

You only need one piece of clothing per type and you can wear it over and over to auditions. Buy cheap versions of designer clothes.

You won’t get hired for wearing a real designer outfit.

You don’t want to be diverted worrying about what you’re wearing or if your hair looks good while you’re auditioning.

If your outfit makes you self-conscious – don’t wear it.

Like what you choose, so you can play well.