You may be so used to wearing your everyday class attire that you don't know what to wear to this week's Career Fair. You may have tried on everything in your closet, but you can't find that perfect outfit to help you make a lasting impression on future employers. Why not just buy a designer outfit? We all wish we could just splurge like that. For those who can't follow this guide to finding a fabulous look for less. We took a designer look from the Bill Blass Fall 2008 Ready to Wear Collection and found pieces online to emulate the style and sophistication of the brand.

The look is perfect for a job interview because it is refined and poised, but still carries enough fashion punch to make you stand out to any major company you've only ever dreamed of working for.

The high-waisted skirt and silk tie-front blouse are paired in a chic ensemble that would look good on any body type. The trench coat adds another layer of coverage, but adds that pop of one of the season's hottest colors.

Only four simple clicks of your mouse could have you wearing this beautiful designer outfit for a fraction of the cost.

The Ruffle Chiffon Blouse ( $19.99 at charlotterusse.com) has the same tie-front bow detailing as the Bill Blass look, along with a lace and silk finish. There is no chance of looking too sexy for the fair, you will only exude confidence in your style sophistication.

The Damsel Pencil Skirt with belt ($22.80 at forever21.com) is the same basic concept as the designer look, but with less detail. The loss of extraneous pockets on the skirt actually minimizes any unwanted bulk to the area.

The Haste Patent Oxford Pump ($24.99 at payless.com) is a better choice of footwear for the career than what was selected to be paired with the designer look. The pumps in the Bill Blass ensemble could be a little too strappy for a professional situation, but the oxfords are proficient and still very much in fashion.

The Maria Trench ($69.50 at delias.com) still adds that desired pop of color that the designer look has, but in a bright electric blue instead of plum. The jacket is still the perfect length and has a great silhouette and color detailing.

We've made it easy for you to emulate designer style. Now you will have the confidence to walk up to any table at the fair. If you don't have the right qualifications for your dream job, at least you'll have the qualifications for great style.

-- Beth Ann Downey