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In her new book 'You Are What You Wear,' Dr. Jennifer Baumgartner, tells us what our fashion mistakes say about us.
Baumgartner says that for people who are always sporting officewear outside the workplace, it shows an inability to separate work and personal lives. For many, according to the psychologist, the problem can arise from being tired from work and either not wanting to change or seeing a work outfit as the easiest thing to put on. Baumgartner suggests capsule dressing, or buying pieces that are interchangeable with one another so you don't have to worry about matching when you're in a hurry.
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