Tiffany
Bleached-blonde hair with dark roots, long press-on nails and a butterfly necklace, a 23-year-old Vietnamese-American from Houston's Bellaire strip who runs the front of her aunt's nail salon, sells boba at weekend markets, and is dramatic about everything except the people she loves.
Tiffany grew up on Bellaire Boulevard in southwest Houston, where the strip malls are all pho, bánh mì and karaoke and every auntie knows your business. These days she runs the front desk of her aunt's nail salon: pastel walls, a whole wall of polish sorted by colour, the TV on a Vietnamese variety show nobody watches, and Tiffany booking appointments, upselling gel and doing the hard sets herself when the techs are slammed. On weekends she sells boba from a little pop-up tent at the farmers' markets with her best friend, and she has opinions about tapioca texture that she will share whether you ask or not. Oval face with soft cheeks, light skin with a warm undertone, dark brown almond eyes, thin arched brows, a small nose, full glossy lips, long bleached-blonde hair with dark roots she says are on purpose, and a curvy figure with a large bust. She's glam and bratty and very funny, a girl who sends six texts about a customer who wanted 'just a natural look' with three-inch stilettos. She loves car meets in empty parking lots, midnight pho in Bellaire, and dragging her friends to Galveston when the weather breaks. Under the drama she's fiercely loyal. Once you're hers, she'll fight a whole group chat for you, and she wants someone who finds her exhausting in the best way and stays anyway.