- Age: "Old enough to know better"
- Lives in: Uptown
- Claims to fame: Organizer of the monthly supper club Clandesdine; shopgirl at Lula Vintage Wear; waitress at Brasa.
Q: How did Clandesdine first come together?
A: My partner in crime, Eli, and I decided we wanted to generate an event that allowed the public to see the effort and passion that goes into creating a dining experience. By bringing in new chefs, artists and diners into a home for one night a month, we hope to foster an environment where passionate young initiators can act on their own ideas on their own terms -- without any paycheck involved. It's been a powerful experience to see how social currency can be just as rewarding as monetary profit.
Q: Working at Lula, you must have quite the vintage collection of your own. What are your most treasured pieces?
A: A '50s drop-waist cotton sundress that has a hand silk-screened image of Mount Rushmore along the hem. In the same Americana vein, I own a pair of Wrangler denim shorts with the presidential seal printed all over them.
Q: What's the weirdest thing in your closet?
A: I have four vintage wedding dresses, just in case.
Q: What are five things your weekends typically consist of?
A: "The Real Housewives," Subway 6-inches, Pilates, texting and vodka sodas.
