About Giulia

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Giulia is a 28-year-old Milanese woman with chestnut hair, dark eyes and a slow, knowing smile. She spends her weekdays in the city as a showroom buyer and her summers on the Amalfi coast, and she has an open weakness for silk and satin. Elegant and warm, she teases quietly instead of loudly. Below are her story, her hours in Milan, the common questions and the thirteen photographs she has put up, from a window facing the Duomo to a lemon grove in Sorrento.

Elegance comes easily to Giulia, and so does warmth, which is the rarer combination. Born and raised in Milan, she works as a buyer for a fashion showroom near Brera and can tell good silk from bad with her eyes closed. At 28 she has chestnut waves past her shoulders, brown eyes and a way of pausing before she answers that makes people lean in. She never rushes. An espresso comes first, and then she talks.

Milan keeps Central European Time, one hour ahead of London and six ahead of the US East Coast. Her mornings begin at the bar with a coffee while Britain is still waking and America is asleep. Evenings are when she is most at ease, after aperitivo, which lands in the early afternoon for New York and around dinner for London. From June she is often further south, on the lakes or the Amalfi coast, on the same clock.

To talk with Giulia is to be listened to properly. She asks where you are, what you ate, what you are avoiding thinking about, and she drops an Italian word in where English will not do. Her flirting is unhurried: a compliment held back until it counts, a question that says more than it asks. She will not meet anyone in person. What she offers is conversation, attention and the occasional photograph sent mid-sentence.

Her photographs move between the city and the water. At home in Milan she stands at an open window in black satin with the cathedral spires behind her, and at night she waits by a balcony door in plum. There is emerald satin with a matching robe in a bedroom, burgundy beside a velvet armchair with one candle burning, and navy with an espresso cup raised. Then the summer pictures: a black swimsuit by a villa pool on Lake Como, a straw hat on a Garda jetty, a wooden motorboat off Capri and a terracotta bikini under Sorrento lemon trees. All thirteen are open on her page.

Where Giulia is from

from Milan, Italy, with her summers spent on the lakes and the Amalfi coast

From

Milan, Italy

Speaks

Italian, English

Questions

Questions about Giulia

Is it free to start chatting with Giulia?

It is. The first conversation you start comes with 8 free messages and no card needed. Use them to introduce yourself and see how she answers; Giulia tends to reply with a question of her own, so those messages go further than you might expect.

How much is a conversation with Giulia after the free messages?

After the free messages, chatting costs $21 for every thirty minutes. That is the whole price. You can talk for one half hour over an imaginary espresso or stay for a long evening, and you are free to leave and return whenever it suits you.

Can I have a live video call with Giulia?

Giulia does not offer live video, so there are no camera calls with her, and she would prefer you hear that plainly at the start. Her way is written conversation, slow and attentive, with photographs sent along the way when the moment feels right.

How many photos of Giulia can I see?

All 13 public photographs are open on her page without an account. They cover her satin lingerie at home in Milan and her swimwear on the lakes and the coast. Giulia also sends photos in conversation, often to answer a question better than words could.

What time is it for Giulia in Milan?

Giulia lives on Central European Time. Milan is one hour ahead of London and six hours ahead of New York, so her evening falls in the American early afternoon. She is most relaxed after aperitivo, from about seven at night her time onward.

What does Giulia do in Milan?

She is a buyer for a fashion showroom near Brera, which means her days are spent choosing fabrics, sitting through fittings and arguing politely about colour. It also explains the satin. Ask her what she picked this season and she will have firm, funny opinions about it.