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Lucy, 24, artistic company from the Jordaan
Espresso done properly, a clear sky, and no interest in rushing.
- Age
- 24
- Based in
- Jordaan
- Height
- 163 cm
- Hair
- Long, curly dark brown
- Eyes
- Brown
- Build
- Slender
- Languages
- English
- Manner
- Dreamy, artistic, tender
- Dress
- Coastal bohemian elegance
- Between flights
- Astronomy, espresso culture, running along the Amstel
- Fare
- From €180 / hr
Lucy, frame by frame
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About Lucy
"Give me ten minutes outside before we go up." Lucy will say it on a clear night, and she means the sky rather than the air. Astronomy is the childhood interest she never grew out of, kept up with an app, a small telescope at home and an unreasonable amount of patience. It is the fastest way into a real conversation with her, and it explains the dreaminess that the photographs only half capture.
The rest of the file is brief. Twenty-four, 163 centimetres, slender, curly dark brown hair worn long, brown eyes, English. Coastal bohemian elegance is how she labels her own wardrobe, and the four pictures on this page, all taken against sea rock, hold to it precisely. Artistic and tender are the two words the desk uses, and neither is decoration.
Espresso culture is the daily discipline, the Italian version rather than the Dutch one, and she has firm views on which places in town are getting it right. Milena takes coffee every bit as seriously. Running along the Amstel is the morning habit, five or six kilometres before the city is properly awake, which is where the calm comes from.
Jordaan is her ground, a knot of narrow streets where she knows which cafes open early and which bars stay quiet after eleven. The canal ring hotels sit a few streets off, and the drive out to the airport is short enough that a late change of plan rarely matters. She is good company for a long evening with no fixed end, for an afternoon walk, or for a dinner where nobody is performing. Patricia is the other Jordaan option of a similar temperature if you are planning two nights in the same week.
An evening with Lucy
Clear sky forecast. Check it, because Lucy will. If the night is clear, the ideal evening with her ends outside for ten minutes, on a bridge in the Jordaan with the lights off the water, while she names two or three things overhead that you did not know had names. Before that, it is simple. Coffee first, if the booking starts in daylight, at one of the places she rates for doing espresso the Italian way rather than the Dutch one. Then a walk through the narrow streets she knows better than most, and dinner somewhere nobody is performing, with a table that stays yours for the whole evening.
She is dreamy in the sense that she notices things, not in the sense that she loses track of time; she is the one who reminds you of the hour. Dawn runs along the Amstel are her routine. The canal ring hotels are a few streets from her door, so a plan that shifts late in the day costs nothing.
Lucy is on tonight's board.
Lucy is best over an unhurried evening with no hard finish, and on a clear night she will happily spend the first ten minutes of it outdoors.
