I Dream Of Anthropologie: An Announcement....

A few weeks ago, I was in Gap with my little boy looking for school clothes (our Gap is like a city block, includes Gap/GapBody/GapBaby/GapKids), and got into a very interesting discussion with the manager about the company: it's hiring/scheduling policies, and employment. I was intrigued, so I asked about part time work, and was highly encouraged to apply online. My biggest concern was my lack of hands-on retail experience. I have not worked outside my home since I had my oldest child 18 years ago. I was assured I would be given a fair shot, and encouraged to share my love of fashion if I were granted an interview.
Thankfully, I did get that chance, when I interviewed about a week later. I had a great talk with the hiring manager, easily answering all her questions and asking a few of my own. She was very positive, and told me I did great, and a few days later, called and offered me the job.
This is going to be a very big change for our family, as my husband and kids have relied upon me to take care of most household/family responsibilities. They are all supportive and excited for me, and I now have my in-laws' help as well, since they moved to our town. (I HOPE they are this enthusiastic when they have to help with dinner or other chores!) Figuring out a new routine and scheduling will be interesting for the next few weeks, but I am very excited to get started. I have orientation and training starting tomorrow.
So... What does a girl wear to an interview at Gap? (I'm glad you asked.)