Details are Tiffany's department. She notices the stitching on your cuff, the typeface on the menu and the way the waiter folds a napkin. She is 169 cm with a petite, light frame. Her hair is chocolate brown and long; her eyes, brown too, miss nothing at all. Her style is beachside boho with a sparkle: a slip dress with a little sequin, fine gold jewellery, a woven clutch.
Graceful and playful, she is serious about the small things and never about herself. Her English is lively and precise. Street photography is her creative outlet, especially reflections, shop windows and the geometry of the City. She loves champagne and design hotels, and she can tell you which lobbies in London are worth a detour and which only look good in photographs. She keeps a notebook of beautiful hotel door handles, which she admits is a strange hobby.
Her Liverpool Street evening begins at The Aviary, the rooftop bar on the tenth floor of the Montcalm Royal London House in Finsbury Square, where the terrace looks across the towers of the City. She likes to arrive just after the office crowd, order a glass of champagne and watch the light change on the glass. The second glass she leaves to the bartender, on the condition that it surprises her. From there, dinner nearby, or a walk down to Spitalfields and Liverpool Street as the evening gets going.
Tiffany lives in Soho and is most often free midweek, straight after office hours. For a Liverpool Street evening, message booking before five; rates lists the options.