Curvaceous: ten on the fuller line, and seven districts between them
Ten women carry this page and they range from Rosa at 160 cm to Milena at 175, which is the widest spread of heights on any silhouette page here. The line is the classical fuller one, recorded by eye and by coat rather than by any number a form would ask for.
Between them they cover seven of the twelve districts on this site, so the useful question here is rarely which of the ten but which of the ten is nearest to where you are staying tonight.
Particulars
Milena, 175 cm, 25, black hair, W1, in from South Kensington. Michelle, 173 cm, 27, dark brown, central, across from Chelsea. Luna, 171 cm, 22, dark auburn red, Mayfair resident. Danielle, 170 cm, 29, black hair, Bloomsbury, up from South Kensington. Nancy, 170 cm, 30, golden blonde, a Covent Garden resident.
Roxi, 168 cm, 23, black hair, Bloomsbury, up from Pimlico. Bianka, 165 cm, 23, light brown with sun-kissed ends, W1, in from Knightsbridge. Thea, 165 cm, 29, caramel blonde, central, from South Kensington. Molly, 164 cm, 24, wavy dark brown, lives in Soho. Rosa, 160 cm, 25, chestnut curls, lives in Marylebone.
Who is already inside the district
Four of the ten set off from inside their own district. Nancy is five minutes from the theatre doors in Covent Garden and is the most reliable name on this page for a night decided at short notice. Molly walks everywhere in Soho, because nothing there is far enough away to justify a car. Rosa's journey is four minutes down Marylebone High Street, which she offers as the reason she has never been late. Luna is Mayfair based and often at a door there within half an hour of the desk confirming.
The other six come in from Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Pimlico and South Kensington, fifteen to thirty minutes at the hours these evenings begin. The W1 postcode takes the largest share of the ten, partly because Milena and Bianka both make for it and partly because Luna is already there.
Ten quite different evenings
Milena wants four hours and a counter seat. Michelle runs an evening the way good front of house runs a room, invisibly. Luna starts at nine and is much quieter after dinner than before it. Danielle begins in a gallery and ends in a quiet room with the lamps low. Nancy takes the classic theatre night and a supper afterwards.
Roxi asks for a snug bar with no music in it. Bianka is at her best in rooms with enough noise that you have to lean in. Thea gives forty minutes to a Friday late opening first. Molly will keep you standing outside with a glass for twenty minutes before you eat, which sounds like a flaw and is the best part. Rosa builds the evening around an hour of chamber music.
Cross references
By hair the ten divide four ways: Nancy and Thea on blondes, Bianka, Michelle, Molly and Rosa on brunettes, Danielle, Milena and Roxi on raven haired, and Luna on auburn and red.
By line, Michelle and Milena also stand on statuesque and Rosa on petite, which is the only place on this index where the fuller silhouette and the compact frame meet in one name. By decade, four are in the early twenties, five in the late twenties and Nancy in thirties and beyond.
To ask for one of the ten
The hour opens at £250 for every one of them, two hours is £500, and the whole ladder to £1,800 is printed on rates. Nothing on this index moves a figure.
If the evening is tonight, name your hotel to booking and ask who on this page is closest rather than who photographs best. If it is next Thursday, that question disappears and you can read all ten on On The Books instead.
Tell us where.
We write the rest.
The desk is being read right now, by a person rather than a form. One line with the district and the hour is all it takes, and nothing is set until you say so.
- WhereYour hotel or flat
- WhenThe hour you name
- CompanionFrom the board
- Arrival20 to 35 minutes
- FigureQuoted in writing