Layering & Collars: Wear layers or at least a shirt with a 1/4 collar to provide a stable placement for a microphone.
Avoid Moiré Patterns: Stay away from tight stripes, checks, or intricate patterns that may cause visual distortion on camera.

Neutral & Solid Colors: Opt for solid, muted colors that complement your skin tone and look professional under different lighting conditions.
Minimal Accessories: Keep jewelry and accessories to a minimum to avoid distractions and potential noise interference with the microphone.
Grooming: Ensure a polished look with neatly styled hair, trimmed facial hair (if applicable), and makeup that minimizes shine.

Repeat Key Phrases: If asked about “What inspired this design?”, start your answer with “The inspiration for this design came from…” to make editing smoother.
Engage & Enjoy: Your enthusiasm will come through on camera!

Be Concise: Video interviews often get edited. Short, clear answers make it easier to keep your message intact.
Good Posture & Eye Contact: Sit or stand up straight, and look at the interviewer, not the camera (unless directed otherwise).
Pace & Clarity: Speak at a moderate pace, enunciate clearly, and pause slightly before answering to gather your thoughts.
Breathe & Pause: If you stumble, pause, take a breath, and continue. The editors can clean up mistakes.