Saturday, well past midnight, and the DJ in a converted warehouse is building a long, patient house set. Molly stands at the edge of the floor with a craft cocktail she inspected before the first sip, laughing, swaying, perfectly at ease. When the track finally drops, she catches your eye as though the two of you had planned it all along. There is nothing staged about it; she is simply having the best time in the room, and she wants you to have it too.
She is 24, curvy at 164 cm, with long wavy dark brown hair and warm brown eyes, and her look is bold glam with a flirtatious edge. A red satin slip beneath a cropped black jacket. Gloves, occasionally. Heels that can handle a dance floor. It is confident dressing, yet tailored enough to walk straight into a hotel bar afterwards without a second glance from the doorman. The shoulders are strong, the colours confident, the finish always polished.
House music is her weekend, craft cocktails her chosen study, and vintage cars her unexpected passion. She can name a 1960s Alfa Romeo from its outline alone and has a weakness for anything with chrome and a long bonnet. Warm and playful, she is the sort of companion who turns a stranger at the next table into an ally within minutes. Give her a drive along the coast in something old and beautiful and she will talk about it for weeks. Her own cocktails of choice are short, stirred and unapologetically bold in flavour.
Molly lives in De Pijp, a few minutes from the bars around the Gerard Doustraat, and her English is lively and quick to laugh. Tina in the Jordaan shares her taste for a properly made cocktail. Time with Molly begins from €180 per hour; extended nights out are arranged on request, and the complete rates are set out plainly.
