Curvaceous: ten names, and how they dress to it
One drawer of the cabinetTen of the twenty-eight carry a fuller figure, and the tape across them runs from 160 cm to 175 cm, which is as wide a spread as any frame drawer here. They have one habit in common and it is worth more than the measurement: every one of them dresses to the figure rather than against it, in cloth that is cut properly and colours she chose herself.
This is the drawer guests open when they want company that looks like a woman rather than a silhouette. It sorts frame and nothing else: the ages run from twenty-two to thirty, the hair covers every colour the house keeps, and the districts cover most of the attendance list.
Curvaceous, as hung
The three above 170 cm
Milena is 175 cm, black haired, twenty-five, and dresses in black with something reflective in it that catches the light when she moves. Michelle is 173 cm, dark brown, twenty-seven, red at dinner and soft greys at any other hour. Luna is 171 cm, dark auburn red, twenty-two, and wears white almost exclusively with pearls she has owned for years.
The middle, 168 to 170
Danielle is 170 cm, black haired and twenty-nine, and her clothes are deliberate: dark, structured, one strong line an evening and no competing details. Nancy is 170 cm, golden blonde and thirty, and wears gold and warm colours cut simply. Roxi is 168 cm, black haired and twenty-three, and has a preference for warm colours, pearls and flowers in her hair that would look theatrical on somebody else.
The smaller half of the drawer
Bianka is 165 cm, light brown and hazel eyed, in soft dark cloth and one good bracelet. Thea is 165 cm, caramel blonde and green eyed, in black with one detail in it that catches the light. Molly is 164 cm, dark brown and waved, in deep colours and red most often, worn without any sense of costume. Rosa is 160 cm, chestnut and curly, in paisley and pattern and one shell necklace she has had since she was a teenager.
What the drawer tends to mean at a table
Six of these ten are described on their own pages as warm or easy company, which is not a property of a figure and is nonetheless how the drawer has turned out. Several of them are the names Tamsin reaches for when a guest writes that he has had a long week, and three of them appear on the girlfriend experience page for the same reason.
It is not the drawer to open if you want the quietest company in the house. Two of the ten are genuinely still company and the rest are not, and their own pages say which.
Where else the ten sit
Three are in black haired, four in brunettes, two in blondes and one in auburn. Two are in statuesque and one in petite. By age, four are in early twenties, five in late twenties and one in thirties, which covers all three age drawers.
Asking for one of the ten
A name, a date, the hours and the address is the whole of the message. If you would rather describe the evening than choose, say what it is for in one line and Tamsin will put two names forward and say why those two. The figure is agreed in writing before anything is held and goes to her in person as she arrives.