Petite: seven names built on a smaller scale
Seven women on this register are small in stature, and six of the seven stand under 165 cm. The shortest is 158. It is a real category rather than a flattering one, and the heights are printed on every page so you can check the claim rather than take it.
Small does not mean one kind of woman. This list holds a petite build, a slender one, a curvy one and two athletic ones, which is worth knowing before you use the word as if it settled anything. What they share is scale, and what that changes is mostly how a room reads them, which is to say it makes a doorway into an entrance.
The smallest three
Tina is 158 cm and athletic, espresso brown hair, and there is more energy in her than in most of the square mile she works. Jasmin is 160 cm and petite, straight chestnut brown, quick on her feet and reliably ahead of a curtain, though she is out of London at the moment with dates being held. Rosa is also 160 cm, curvy, with chestnut curls and afternoons as well as evenings in her diary.
The low sixties
Lea is 161 cm and petite, auburn and hazel eyed, entirely at ease in a room full of quiet money. Sonya is 162 cm and athletic, dark brown worn straight, with a talent for the old City dining rooms, and she is away briefly while the desk takes dates. Lucy is 163 cm and slender, dark curls left to their own devices, and nobody hurries her.
The seventh, and a word about the word
Tiffany is the exception on height and not on build: 169 cm, fine boned, a petite frame on a taller woman. Her own page says it plainly and so does this one, because a list that quietly stretches a definition is no use to anybody trying to choose from it.
Where the seven work
Marylebone, Victoria, Belgravia, Shoreditch, the West End, the City of London and Bank and Monument between them. Three of the seven live inside the district they work, which is the reason this list answers a late message faster than most of the others do.
What a smaller frame changes, and what it does not
It changes shoes, occasionally, and it changes which dress she owns for a panelled dining room. It does not change stamina, which is worth saying because the shortest woman on this list is athletic and so is the one at 162 cm, and both outlast most of the register on a long evening.
It does not change the ladder either. Every woman on this site is booked on the same figures, from an hour at £250 up to a full night at £1,800, and the whole of it is printed on the rates page. Nobody here is priced by her height, her hair or the list she appears on.
Crossing this list with another
Six of the seven are on brunettes and one on auburn and red. Tina, Sonya and the athletic end also appear under toned and athletic, and Lucy under slim and slender.
If a small woman is what you want but the name matters less, write to booking with the date and say so. Cordelia will come back with whichever of the seven is free rather than with the one she would most like to place, and if none of them is she will say that instead of offering you a substitute you did not ask for.
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.