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Curvaceous companions, ten women with a classical line, placed by the street they prefer

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Curvaceous is the fuller, classical silhouette, and the house describes it the way a good tailor would: by how a coat sits and a dress falls, and not by numbers. Ten companions hold the distinction. It is not a matter of height: Rosa stands 160 cm, Milena 175, and the other eight fall between. Every hair colour in the house appears at least once.

That is all this page says about figure. What follows is about the women themselves: what they notice, what they order, and the part of the quarter where each likes an evening to begin.

01 // distinction

Three who begin in St James's

Bianka, 165 cm and hazel eyed, tastes wine properly and starts at Berry Bros. and Rudd, the old merchant whose floors slope underfoot. Luna, 171 cm, builds her night around the Theatre Royal Haymarket and wins most arguments about the second act. Milena, black haired and direct, takes the corner of Dukes Bar and gives an honest opinion of your tie. All three are a short walk from St James's Square.

02 // distinction

Three for Mayfair and its edges

Danielle, 170 cm, sees an early film at the Curzon on Curzon Street and then defends the ending you disliked. Nancy, 170 cm and golden blonde, asks for the counter at Nobu on Berkeley Street. Thea, 165 cm, cycles in when the weather allows and eats Japanese at Kiku, a few steps off Piccadilly. All three are introduced most often in Mayfair.

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Four along Piccadilly

Michelle, 173 cm, opens at Apsley House at the western end of Piccadilly and knows the staff by name within the hour. Molly, 164 cm, starts at the Hotel Café Royal on the curve of Regent Street. Rosa leads the way up to tea at Fortnum & Mason. Roxi, 168 cm, orders steak at Hawksmoor on Air Street and is first to suggest pudding. Each is a short walk from Piccadilly Circus.

04 // distinction

Plain words, on purpose

No measurement beyond height appears anywhere on this site, and no word on this page is one a companion would hesitate to read aloud. Figure is recorded because guests ask about it. It is described simply, once, and then left alone.

05 // distinction

From door to door

Only Luna lives inside the quarter, in Mayfair. The other nine come in from Knightsbridge, South Kensington, Chelsea, Covent Garden, Marylebone, Soho and Pimlico, every one of them a short cab ride from St James's or Dover Street. Her travel inside the first two zones comes within the fee, so choosing by temperament rather than postcode costs you nothing.

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Other distinctions they hold

Colour is well spread here. Two are blondes, Nancy and Thea. Three wear raven black: Roxi, Milena, Danielle. Luna brings the page its only red. Rosa crosses into petite, while Michelle and Milena cross into statuesque.

07 // distinction

An evening at the table

£600 for the hour, as everywhere in the house. Bianka and Roxi are two of the first names Octavia proposes for the luxury dinner, four hours given to one table, at £1,800. The ladder continues on rates, and booking reaches Octavia whatever the hour.

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Mention the companion who caught your eye, or describe the evening instead. Octavia knows who is free tonight and who suits a long table.