Tiffany, champagne as the offices empty

Tiffany has a way of making a hotel bar look as though it was designed around her. She is 169 cm with a petite, fine-boned build, chocolate brown hair worn long, brown eyes, and a graceful, easy way of sitting that photographs beautifully without her ever posing. Her style is boho glamour with a flash of sparkle: a sequinned top under a soft blazer, a draped skirt, delicate gold, hair loose or braided back with small ornaments. She is polished, but never stiff.

Tiffany is graceful and playful by turns, and fiercely observant throughout. She will spot the cufflinks you almost left at home and the book in your bag, and she will ask about both. Her English is fluent, light and teasing. She photographs cities on foot, treats champagne as the right answer to even the smallest occasion, and studies design hotels as a hobby. She keeps a list of the best hotel lobbies in London and updates it with real seriousness.

Her Canary Wharf evening begins at Tribe London Canary Wharf, the design-led hotel near the squares, where the bar is all texture and warm lamps. She orders two glasses of champagne as the office towers begin to empty, raises one to the end of your working day and takes a quick photograph of the bubbles against the window light. Then a walk through the squares at dusk, and dinner somewhere she has already scouted.

Tiffany is based in Soho, a short Elizabeth line hop from the Wharf, and her diary is most open midweek, straight after office hours. Hotels around the squares are on the Canary Wharf page; the lengths are on rates, and booking confirms her by message.