Petite: seven fine framed women, and not one retiring

Jasmin, 160 cm, 22, chestnut brown and brown eyed, lives in Soho and is the most energetic arrival here. Lea, 161 cm, 23, auburn and hazel eyed, ten minutes away in Belgravia. Lucy, 163 cm, 24, dark curls and brown eyes, up from Pimlico in twenty minutes.

Rosa, 160 cm, 25, chestnut curls and brown eyes, lives in Marylebone and walks to most of her bookings. Sonya, 162 cm, 32, dark brown and hazel eyed, in from Knightsbridge in twenty. Tiffany, 169 cm, 24, chocolate brown and brown eyed, four streets from a Soho jazz club. Tina, 158 cm, 26, espresso brown and brown eyed, a Covent Garden resident.

Four of the seven live inside the district they cover, which is the highest proportion of any page on this index. Jasmin and Tiffany are in Soho, Rosa in Marylebone, Tina in Covent Garden. All four walk to their bookings in flat shoes carried in a bag, and all four are therefore realistic when an evening is decided at seven for eight.

Tina is the fastest arrival in WC2 and often at a door within twenty minutes of a confirmation. Rosa says she has never once been late, and the reason is that her journey is a walk rather than a ride.

Jasmin does not plan: a counter seat at eight, four small plates in the wrong order, and a conversation that goes sideways early. Lea wants an old dining room with a carpet and a waiter who has seen everything. Lucy treats a pub and a private dining room as the same evening and is right about it.

Rosa builds hers around an hour of chamber music, which sounds austere and is the most romantic thing in W1. Sonya is a long dinner and a conversation that gets somewhere. Tiffany wants the second set and a table near the back. Tina takes people to the oldest dining room in London and then walks at midnight.

By hair, six of the seven are on brunettes and Lea alone on auburn and red. By line, Rosa is also on curvaceous, Lucy on slim and slender, and Sonya and Tina on toned and athletic.

By decade the seven are split unusually widely: Jasmin, Lea, Lucy and Tiffany in the early twenties, Rosa and Tina in the late twenties, and Sonya in thirties and beyond.

Each opens at £250 for the hour and climbs the seven lines on rates. Nothing here is priced by height, by build or by anything else, and the figure is handed to her in person when she arrives.

If short notice is the point, ask the desk for whichever of the four walkers is nearest your building rather than for whoever photographs best. Write to booking with the hour and the address; the whole list is on On The Books.