Espresso brown hair, a confident laugh and a record bag over her shoulder.
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Tina stands 158 cm and fills the space far beyond that, thanks to a confident posture and a laugh that reaches the lobby before she does. She is athletic, her espresso brown hair runs long and her eyes are brown, and it all suits her classic style: a navy wrap dress, a well cut blazer, simple leather heels and small studs. In her mid twenties, she has the easy confidence of someone who sketches and alters many of her own clothes and wears them without a second thought.
Warm and easygoing, Tina is unflappable when plans shift and genuinely curious about the people she meets. Fashion design is her creative outlet, craft cocktails her social hobby and record collecting her quiet weekend passion, which gives her plenty to talk about in a bar with a good sound system. She speaks English with a friendly, direct warmth and never makes a guest feel they need to impress her.
Her W2 afternoon detours through Honest Jon's on Portobello Road, a record shop that has been part of the street's music story for decades, where Tina will flick through the jazz and reggae crates with total concentration. From Paddington it is about fifteen minutes by cab. Afterwards comes one well made cocktail at a bar along Portobello Road and a relaxed dinner in Notting Hill, then a cab back to your hotel with a new record under her arm.
Tina welcomes evening bookings around Notting Hill and every W2 hotel within a short ride, and short notice is often fine. Send the desk your hotel and when you would like to begin.
Tina is free most evenings and often manages short notice. From Covent Garden she reaches W2 in about twenty five minutes, so a late afternoon start can include the record shop.
Every line is quoted in whole pounds and settled with her in cash on arrival. Travel, airport minimums and cancelling are set out on the rates page.
Tina is based around Covent Garden and comes out to W2 hotels and homes like everyone on the board. No travel charge applies anywhere in Zones 1 and 2.
Tina's evening starts at 17:30 with a tote bag already slung over her shoulder. She has one record in mind and no intention of finding it quickly.
At the shop she flips through crates for thirty minutes, pulling out a jazz album with a sleeve she calls a perfect piece of design. She asks what you listened to at home and finds something close. Then comes a cocktail bar, where she orders a sour with a twist and sketches the bartender's waistcoat on a napkin, redesigned with better pockets. Dinner is relaxed and full of stories about clothes she has altered and records she regrets selling. By 22:00 the record is under her arm, the napkin is in your pocket and she is already planning the next dig.
A first pressing of a soul album for the price of a sandwich. The dealer knew exactly what it was and still gave me a fair price. That is why I go back.
Most of them. Hemlines, buttons, sleeves. Shop clothes are cut for an average person, and nobody is average.
A whisky sour with egg white. If the foam is thick, the bartender cares. If it is thin, I order wine.
This log only grows when a client who actually met Tina writes in afterwards. The desk reads every note before it appears, prints it under a first name and the month of the booking, and never drafts one itself. Empty for now is the honest state.
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