All the ties would be OK, but I tend to like #3, and #4 better with gray suits, and cordovan shoes.
If the interview will be after Easter, or it's above 85 degrees outside, I like the powder blue with white stripe, as this will be a breath of fresh air in the interview and look appropriate.
However, if the interview is next week, or tomorrow, I'd go with #1, as it is conservative, and safe. It's not memorable, and that's what you want in an interview, as stylesnob said-you want them to remember you, not your tie.
If the green stripe tie has a black stripe in it-(at first I thought it was navy, but on my screen it looks black), definitely stay with the black shoes/belt, if you are interviewing for any kind of financial job. Academic, art, music, or health care will be good for browns, but black is safe.
If the interview will be after Easter, or it's above 85 degrees outside, I like the powder blue with white stripe, as this will be a breath of fresh air in the interview and look appropriate.
However, if the interview is next week, or tomorrow, I'd go with #1, as it is conservative, and safe. It's not memorable, and that's what you want in an interview, as stylesnob said-you want them to remember you, not your tie.
If the green stripe tie has a black stripe in it-(at first I thought it was navy, but on my screen it looks black), definitely stay with the black shoes/belt, if you are interviewing for any kind of financial job. Academic, art, music, or health care will be good for browns, but black is safe.
