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Laura Serino
After visiting Maine only a handful of times, Laura Serino packed up her studio apartment in New York City and headed north for "the way life should be." After a summer on North Haven island, she and her boyfriend, a Maine native, settled in Portland, Maine. Serino is a former magazine editor who has been published in national and regional publications. When she isn't blogging, she spends her time antiquing, scouring thrift shops, exploring new places in Maine and cozying up to her cat Jasper. She recently completed her first book, "Twentysomething Girl, 1001 Quick Tips and Tricks to Make Your Life Easier." Reach her at info@forefrontfashion.com Follow her: @ForeFrontFash
Spotted on the street: matchy matchy
They say a couple that dresses together, stays together. At least that’s what I say. I’m a big fan of doing the whole matching thing when you’re in a couple. There’s nothing wrong with coordinating – though my boyfriend will tell you otherwise. He does not like when we wear matching plaids to a bar together. This I’ll never understand. This duo was up from Beantown (Hold your “worst dressed city” jokes, people! This is a positive platform!) in town for Brewer’s Fest and out in matching green striped tops and sporty Nike sneaks.
And in case you were wondering, “matchy matchy” is a real fashion term. Ask anyone.
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