Early twenties: the younger end of the register
Every companion listed on this site is an adult of eighteen and over, and this list gathers the younger end of the register. The women below are named with their districts and their facts, and each one's own page states her age band alongside her height, her hair and where she lives.
Younger does not mean less capable, and on this particular list it very often means the opposite. One of the names here walks into a room full of quiet money without spending the first half hour wondering whether she belongs in it, which is a thing plenty of older guests never manage.
Belgravia and Victoria
Lea is petite at 161 cm, auburn and hazel eyed, early twenties, and she lives inside the Belgravia postcode, which means an extra hour added on the night is usually possible. Roxi is 168 cm and curvy, long black hair, early twenties, and she takes theatre nights and weekends and walks home singing afterwards.
Chelsea and Kensington
Stacy is 176 cm and slim, near-black brown hair, early twenties, and considerably calmer than her height leads people to expect. Bianka is 165 cm and curvy, light brown with sun-kissed ends, early twenties, and far steadier than that suggests. She is away from London this month and the desk keeps a waiting list for her.
The West End and the square mile
Jasmin is 160 cm and petite, chestnut brown, early twenties, and she has already learned the thing that takes most people a decade, which is how to be early without being anxious. She is back in London shortly. Luna is 171 cm and curvy, dark auburn red, early twenties, and walking into a room alone has never once struck her as a problem.
The rest of the list
Four more names sit on this list below, and their pages carry their own facts in the same form. Read two or three of them rather than choosing from the grid, because the difference between these women is in how they spend an evening and not in what they look like standing still.
Notice, and the nights that go first
This list empties faster than the others at the weekend, particularly around a curtain time in the West End and late on a Saturday in the east. A weekday hour is usually available on the afternoon itself. A Friday evening is not, and the desk will say so rather than holding you on a maybe until six o'clock.
Write early in the week if the date matters to you. One message to booking carrying the date, the hour, the address and two names rather than one gets you the fastest useful answer, because Cordelia can confirm the second if the first has already gone.
What the desk asks of every name here
The same as of every other name on the site. Identity and age are verified before anybody appears on the register, without exception and regardless of where on these twelve lists she falls. The about page sets out how the desk works and who answers it.
By build this list runs from petite to statuesque and by hair across three of the four colour lists, so there is no single type hiding under the heading. Send a date and a name to booking and the answer comes back in writing the same day.
Other lists
One line is enough
Write the district, the hour and the number of hours. What comes back has a name in it, a time in it and a figure in it, and nothing moves after that.