Grooming for job interviews or the actual jobs can be really intimidating. Especially, if you're a soon-to-be graduate searching for something or are a fresher sitting for placements in your college. The pressure of looking formal and serious overpowers everything else. So here's a celebrity approved guide for formal hairstyles that you could get for an interview or even wear to work.

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Ranveer is seen in a classic cop look in Rohit Shetty's Simmba. He looks fierce and a man who means business. This is a great hairstyle for interviews.

The hairstyle consists of a prominent side part put to rest with a lot of mousse. The sleek cut compliments the moustache. 

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The fading buzz cut is characterized by tapered sides with a short crop of hair on top. The best thing about this army inspired buzz cut is that it goes well with all kinds of face structures and especially works great with a well-groomed beard, which is perfect for interviews and your beard if you don't want to get rid of it.

The contouring of the cut, if done right, can give you a strong, sharp and slick look. It's  hassle-free and requires literally no styling or setting.

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Inspired from the 'Mad Men', this elegant, clean look is a great choice for working professionals. This style is suitable for straight, fine hair, and you can cop this look by directing your top front hair to the side while following the outline of your head without creating much volume. 

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If you want to sport a 'Vicky Kaushal' medium-length style, then it is great both swept back and worn forward. The best thing about this style is that surprisingly it does work for a professional setting as well. The mid length waves are super versatile and look fab as long as you emphasize the texture and movement of the hair. Use lightweight stylers like creams and sea salt sprays, and blow them dry to keep the hair volumized and touchable.

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A 20-something style that is perfect for your work setting. Featuring an undercut appeal, and a layer atop, and a moderate length to avoid a mess. This hairstyle shows a distinct affinity towards a pompadour, but also brings in texture.