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Tiffany Egbert is a local designer, photographer, and owner of online vintage clothing store, Kitten Paws Vintage.
Her reputation for being the adorable girl with the awesome flower headband, cute shoes and killer dance moves, well, just comes along with the Miss Tiffany territory.
We caught up with Egbert on our most recent Wingman venture. Read on about our Friday night out on the town, after the jump.
The Meetup:
Wearing her ubiquitous handmade floral headband, rad tights and a retro vintage baby-doll dress, Egbert tells me about her Phoenix upbringing and introduces me to her creative friends, many of which she met while studying graphic design at ASU.
The Company:
In attendance was Egbert's boyfriend of five years, Andre Bunnit (who might just be the nicest and coolest cat I've ever met), local hip-hop emcee (and shirley temple drinking badass), Gospel Lee, Matt Klassen, Cody Nelson and Lance Linderman of local folk band, The Cold Desert, Johanna Ingram of local jewelery store, Harold Studio, and a few other sweetheart gal pals.
Favorite Spots:
are ever-changing, especially since nights like Party Foul and Shake! at the Rogue have come to an end. Sharing a mutual longing for the days when local dance nights had more authenticity, we're eager to make our way to the sweaty and crowded dance floor of Apollo Lounge to flail our limbs in the midst of the typical Party Foul debauchery, complete with a few drunken shirtless gay guys, and of course, Craig Citizen rockin' out next to the DJ booth.
Hanging with Egbert's crew is a breath of fresh air; full of energy, good-intentions and fancy footwork, these funloving folks know how to have a good time without getting shnockered.
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