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Luna, 22, bold company in De Pijp
Wine, theatre and a camera, with opinions on all three.
- Age
- 22
- Based in
- De Pijp
- Height
- 171 cm
- Hair
- Long, dark auburn red
- Eyes
- Brown
- Build
- Curvy
- Languages
- English
- Manner
- Bold, sensual, independent
- Dress
- Bold modern glamour
- Between flights
- Wine tasting, photography, theatre
- Fare
- From €180 / hr
Luna, frame by frame
Every frame is checked before it goes on the board. Tap any one of them to see her set full screen, then step across it with the arrow keys or a swipe.
About Luna
De Pijp suits her, and not by accident. It is the loudest, youngest, most opinionated quarter in the city, wine bars on every corner and a market at the centre of it, and Luna chose it deliberately.
She lives a few minutes from the Albert Cuyp, which makes central hotels a short ride, the Zuidas a straight run, and the airport hotels an easy trip once the ring road has been cleared. De Pijp is also where she will suggest starting if you have no plan of your own.
At 22 she is direct in a way that takes some guests a moment to adjust to, and then becomes the best part of the booking. Bold, sensual and independent is the description on file and every word of it is accurate. Height 171, curvy, dark auburn red hair worn long, brown eyes, English. Bold modern glamour is the wording she uses herself, and the five pictures here, all taken in hard sunlight against stone, make the case for it.
Wine tasting is the enthusiasm she has actually studied, properly and recently, and Bianka can hold that conversation at the same level. Photography is the second interest, the same instinct for framing that shows in her own pictures, shared with Cindy. Theatre is the third, the modern end of it, and she is far more likely to suggest a small venue than a famous one.
Book her for a wine bar rather than a hotel lounge, for a late table rather than an early one, and for an evening where you would rather be challenged than agreed with. She is punctual to the minute and entirely undramatic about logistics, which is a pleasant contrast to everything else about her.
An evening with Luna
De Pijp, and Luna chooses the venue. That is the instruction to give the desk, because she will choose well. The evening starts at a wine bar a few minutes from the Albert Cuyp, where she has actually studied what is on the list and will order for both of you without asking whether that is all right. Then a table booked late, not early, somewhere with a kitchen that stays open, and a conversation in which she disagrees with you cheerfully at least twice.
If there is a modern theatre piece on somewhere small, she will suggest it over anything famous. She carries a camera some evenings, the same eye for framing that shows in her own photographs, and she will use it on the street rather than at the table. Bold, on her file, means she says what she thinks. Independent means she keeps her own time exactly and treats logistics as a solved problem.
Luna is on tonight's board.
Luna is the right booking for a wine bar and a late table; tell the desk if you want her to choose the venue, because she will choose well.
