Stacy stands 176 cm, which in most Chelsea pubs makes her the tallest person present, and she has decided to enjoy it. She holds herself straight, laughs loudly and makes eye contact with the whole room, which is part of why people remember her after a single evening. Under the noise she is observant and kind, and quick to notice a guest who would rather listen.
She is twenty-two and slim, her near-black brown hair falling long past her shoulders, her brown eyes missing very little. Stacy lives in Chelsea. She dresses for nightlife with an edge: a metallic top or something sharply cut, boots when the weather allows, and a camera strap across her shoulder more often than not.
Street photography is how she sees London. She shoots the King's Road after dark, taxi lights, faces reflected in shop windows, and she will show you her favourite frame of the week if you ask. In winter she chases snow and spends every spare week on a snowboard. Stand-up comedy is the third love; she goes to open mic nights for the terrible acts as much as the good ones, and her impression of a heckler is merciless. Bold and spontaneous, she speaks English with fast, dry timing.
Her Chelsea evening starts at the Cadogan Arms on the King's Road, a handsome old pub with dark wood, a proper menu and a crowd worth photographing. From there she might suggest a late comedy show if one is on, or a wander through the side streets towards World's End with her camera before you head back to your hotel.
Stacy is based in Chelsea. Read the rates and send one message; she likes plans made quickly.
