A Collision of World’s

How do you introduce yourself in a way that feels authentic? I've always found this to be a troubling task. Do I simply tell you who Daphne is? In truth, she is the version of myself I most love to be—free, alluring, and unapologetic. She's the person I've always wanted to become, and in many ways, already am. Forever evolving, complex and oftentimes a paradox. 

This project was born during my time in the corporate world, working as an engineer- more of which I will tell you about in person. Disillusioned by the monotony of the 9-5 world, I sought something more. I was curious about the demimonde, craving the freedom to follow my curiosities and learn from those with different life perspectives and experiences. And that’s exactly what I found: a whirlwind of excitement and a deep appreciation of what life has to offer.

My formative years were spent in a small rural town in New England and my early twenties in California. Now, you can find me most often in NYC, and sporadically in LA. Though I hide behind a blur for privacy reasons, I’ve been told I look even better in person. I have delicate, doll-like features—upturned almond eyes, full soft lips, and dimples that appear when I smile. My olive skin is contrasted by long, dark brown hair. I keep in shape through weightlifting and a long-term vegan lifestyle (running on 12 years now!). My petite hourglass figure is perfectly proportioned, each curve inviting to the touch.

I’m practical and analytical by nature, a lingering gift from my engineering days, yet easygoing and soft in demeanor. I carry a sweetness that’s genuine and a wit that’s dry, finding joy in clever banter and comfort in a shared smile or exchanged glance. A down to earth girl who dreams with her head in the clouds- with a fondness for life’s luxuries, whether they be simple or expensive. On my down time you might find me searching antique shops in hopes of adding another piece to my trinket collection, or taking workshop classes to tickle my brain. Most recently I’ve learned about tree identification and taken a sewing class. If you ask me what my next adventure is, it'll probably involve the same pursuits, just in a new city.

Being fully present is difficult these days. With the constant pull of the digital world, it's hard to find a moment to breathe and disconnect. It's a gift to be free from those constraints, even just for an evening. I'm intrigued by the magic of forging a connection with someone for the first time—the tension of a first date and the ease that follows that only time can cultivate. Getting to know someone is one of life's true privileges. I'm drawn to those who value discernment, appreciate subtlety, and understand that the finest experiences are often the most intentional. If that resonates with you, I'd love to see where our adventure might begin.