Goodbyes are never easy. These photos were taken on the day I left Sarasota for the airport. I literally had an hour left and ran out to the beach for one last time. I spent the rest of the day in three airports and arrived back in Portland in the dark. I’m still adjusting to the cold, rain and piles of work that are surrounding me!
Gray sweater, Forever 21
Sweater pin, Eileen Fisher (Thanks, Auntie Nubs!)
Headband, Forever 21
Marbled jeans, Kill City
Wedges, Dries Van Noten
Watch, Nixon
Caroline Royce says: the pictures are exceptionally beautiful for this one.
Seriously, what GORGEOUS shots, Nubby.
great fall weather beach ensemble- the textures and colors in the outfit echo that of your surroundings. love, love, LOVE the dries shoes!
I love how your outifts have been matching your scenery lately.
More beautiful outfit photos, please.
I wish my hair would grow – your’s has rekindled my wish for long healthy hair! Any tips?
Love your outfit. These are very refreshing shots. Really like them!
This looks so lovely – and I agree how amazing it looks that your look captures the surroundings
You look amazing in grey. I love how harmonious these photos look – the outfit & the landscape are perfectly matched!
Lola says: Have you ever thought about art direction? The way your clothes and the scenery go together can’t be beat! It needs to be in a magazine or something! Hey…if I’m ever in your area, can we get coffee and talk Graphic Design? I’m going to school at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and check out your website daily! You are such a great inspiration and not to mention helpful to the young, un-knowing designer! 
awesome pictures, again;)
becky says: I thought you may find this article from the NYT interesting regarding mistakes in typography.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/16/arts/16iht-design16.html?em
much love,
becky
P.S. I love this blog. I’ve honestly learned so much about graphic design and typography! It’s so lovely to have new information in the part of the brain that collects random bits and pieces of information.
I had never heard of Sarasota until seeing your pictures – it looks amazing. I have actually always wanted to go to Florida. Did you get to the Everglades or see any wetlands?
You look so beautiful in that first picture!
These are so lovely. You truly look so beautiful. It’s funny some other commenter on your last Style Post mentioned this, and I have to agree. I love how disciplined-yet-creative you are with your style. But because you are an urban girlie your photos always look sleek and modern and cool. I LOOOOOOVE seeing you in this soft nature setting! I mean, i’m not a granola girl by any stretch of the imagination, but something about the organic setting and then you in the middle is soooo stylie.
GO NUBBY!!!! (haha…i had a dyslexic typing moment and wrote “GO BUNNY!” initially! hee)
awesome shots Nubby – love the first two!
These shots are amazing! I love the way your daily outfit photos are always like little works of art on their own.
Auntie Nubs says: You’re welcome, baby. 
You are beautiful in all of these pictures and I love your jacket, it looks wonderfully warm and cozy!
I love that sweater. The sky looks amazing in those photos!
Those are not beach shoes AT ALL!
That feeling you had about running to the beach one last time, that’s going to be me with In-N-Out Burger before I go back to Canada!
Sally: Thank you so much! I love your blog!
Amy: It’s funny because I don’t think I was consciously trying to match my scenery…I was trying to show a sweater that hadn’t been seen in photos yet but I love happy accidents.
I don’t have any hair secrets. If anything, I do way too little. It grows, I don’t get it cut very often and I wash it every other day. I use Garnier Nutrisse shampoo and conditioner and blow dry it once it’s just damp. I wish I had some more secrets to bestow!
Lola: Yes! In the next five years or less, I see myself art directing. And you’re welcome to contact me anytime to meet if you’re ever in the area.
becky: Thanks, that is a fantastic article. Will link it this week!
lucinda: I only spent time in Orlando and then Sarasota (on the Gulf of Mexico). I’d love to see more of Florida sometime soon. It’s way more beautiful than I remembered.
alex / galaxie girl: GO BUNNY!!! I do love being out in nature but with living in the middle of the city and then taking regular vacations to New York City, I don’t see the beach or mountains as often as I’d like.
Kathleen: Thanks and I hope to see you again soon.
Miss Peregrin: Thanks, that’s a huge complement!
Auntie Nubs: I am getting my use out of them and conveniently enough, I can pop them open and use them as a weapon!
underfundedheiress: It’s so cozy! When I bought it, it came open but I wrapped and pinned it for a more structured look.
Sean: They are beach shoes in my world; they keep the sand out!
Love those Dries shoes. Some of them look too extreme, but yours and on you look fantastic!
Autumn says: Aaahh, why didn’t I check this blog earlier?! I had no idea you went to Sarasota, or even heard about it! I go to school there, actually Hope you enjoyed it! (And no, there’s nothing to do here besides drink and hang out on the beach).
You look so organic there!
Leonore says: what do you use to make your hair so black and shiny? its like continuous! its beautiful…or it looks so manageable..i wish you had some tips on how to keep unruly hair kind! but I assume your hair is naturally soft, shiny and straight.
Lenore: I do pretty much nothing. Garnier Nutrisse shampoo and conditioner, then a quick blow dry while my hair is still damp. I drye it every few months with Revlon Colorstay dye in black. The only issue with hair this long are the massive knots I wake up with!
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