Hunting for a new job?  Is your wardrobe up to the challenge?   If your closet is still more “college” than “corporate”, DFW Style Daily is here to help. Today, we’re revealing our impressive, interview-ready steals for under $100.  Consider our chic selections a shortcut to presenting yourself with confidence and polish, because these looks are sure to make you the best-dressed candidate for the position.       For the Traditionalist: Are you interviewing for a conservative role that’s likely to come with a dress code? Go for tailored pieces that reflect a professional aesthetic. We recommend adding a stylish twist to Nine West’s suiting by incorporating prints and color. The best part? These classic, gray separates are wearable year-round, providing an ideal canvas for seasonal accessories.         Pricetag: Blazer ($69.99) and Trousers ($39), Macy’s; Leopard Top ($19.80), Forever 21; Platform Sandal ($49.99), Zara; Deux Lux Tote ($64.90), Nordstrom         For the Modernist: If the companies you’re targeting in your search embrace a more current, casual take on corporate culture, we suggest River Island’s printed frock from ASOS. It pairs well with statement-making accents, or for a more buttoned-up appeal, its sleek shape is just right under a cropped blazer.         Pricetag: Dress ($41.43), ASOS; Steve Madden “Intrude” Pumps ($89.99), Dillard’s; Horn Bangles ($95, set of seven), The Shak at Stanley Korshak; Faux Leather Tote ($24.95), H&M         For the Sartorialist: Finally, for those seeking jobs in creative fields, stand-out separates like Zara’s lace jacket are must-haves. Play dress-up by combining the versatile topper with a peplum skirt and feminine accessories. Or, to keep your look eclectic, steal Zara’s styling notes and pair it with distressed denim and your favorite white tee.         Pricetag: Guipure Lace Jacket ($59.99), Zara; Peplum Skirt (£34), Topshop; “Dora” Satchel ($100), NastyGal; Charles by Charles David Pumps, ($99), Piperlime       (All photos via respective retailers)