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Outfit Basics in the Office

By DW
04 September 2019   |   2:17 pm
Nerds are known for worrying what to wear in the office. It’s actually pretty easy, provided you stick to a simple modular system. A select range of pieces that are guaranteed to combine well – promises DW host Gerhard Elfers.

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