Cold interview wear! Well.
I have my standard interview outfit which is a Miu Miu skirt with a Chloe shirt and a blazer (from, like, topshop, ha!). When it's cold, I typically pair with really thick, but luxurious tights in black and wear ankle boots instead of heels. Tights is the best alternative and keep in mind while you might be freezing for a minute? You'll only be outside for the short walk to and from the car (when I was in New York I always took a cab so I didn't get lost!), so! Tights, that's my suggestion!
I am pretty thrilled. While I have experience in one part of the field, I really want to move into PR and I do have one internship lined up, but I'm not too fond of it, so I went about emailing a couple other houses and one got back to me within six hours (!), greeted me by my first name, and requested my CV as soon as I had a moment to send it. Think I made a good impression with my email? She even signed it with her first name only! So excited cos it's for a house I LOVE.
), but then she said "I'll be in touch with you later to let you know for sure." So I left thinking I fared pretty well, but now...no call. 
However, in retrospect, I realize I spoke a little too specifically of my writing background, which sadly, doesn't have a whole lot to do with what this dept. does. I should have emphasized my sales associate and displays coordinator experiences, etc., but it all passes by so quickly (and you don't want to simply read back your resume) that you realize that the interview is over and you may not have said everything you wanted. Oh well. At Posen tomorrow, I'm going to try to play down the writing background and interest without hiding it entirely - I have to demonstrate that I can handle ANY department they choose to place me in. I also need to strengthen my Excel skills from "solid" to "superior". 
hope all goes well^