Belgravia
SW1X · SW1WVictoria, 5 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
This is the whole edit on a single spread: twenty-eight women, each photographed as herself and each introduced to Rosie in person before her plate was set. They live in different corners of London, keep their own diaries and travel to hotel suites and private addresses across SW1 at any hour.
Every companion shown here is an adult of 18 or over, and these pages are meant for adult readers only. Nothing on them is explicit; what a plate offers is a face, a name and a hint of her company.
Sort the plates by colouring or by home district. Open any one for her complete portrait, her tariff and a WhatsApp note that already carries her name.

24 yearsMayfair

23 yearsKnightsbridge

26 yearsChelsea

29 yearsSouth Kensington

22 yearsSoho

27 yearsCovent Garden

25 yearsPaddington

23 yearsBelgravia

28 yearsMarylebone

24 yearsPimlico

22 yearsMayfair

31 yearsKnightsbridge

27 yearsChelsea

25 yearsSouth Kensington

24 yearsSoho

30 yearsCovent Garden

26 yearsPaddington

28 yearsBelgravia

25 yearsMarylebone

23 yearsPimlico

27 yearsMayfair

32 yearsKnightsbridge

22 yearsChelsea

29 yearsSouth Kensington

24 yearsSoho

26 yearsCovent Garden

25 yearsPaddington

30 yearsBelgravia
Nobody matches both choices. Clear one, or describe your plans to Rosie and she will put forward a name or two.
Each plate shows a first name, her age, where in London she lives and the figure her hour begins at, which is £400 for everyone in the edit. Open one and the full portrait follows: her height, colouring and build, a short note on the evenings that suit her best, and a WhatsApp button that opens a message with her name already in it.
What a plate holds back is her face in full. The pictures are glamour and lifestyle photography, softened at the face for her privacy and never nude; the photo policy describes how every set is compared with her in person.
Use the filters above to narrow the plates to one colouring or one home district. Lea, Patricia and Violetta live among the Belgravia squares; Bianka, Margo and Sonya are a few streets away in Knightsbridge; Lucy and Roxi are down towards the river in Pimlico. The others are scattered from Chelsea to Covent Garden.
Home only alters the length of her journey. A companion from Marylebone reaches The Goring as readily as one from Eaton Square, at the same fee, with her taxi across Zones 1 and 2 already counted.
Some guests know within a minute; others would sooner describe the evening and be advised. Whether it is a long dinner on Motcomb Street, a first drink at The Berkeley or a quiet night at home, say so, and Rosie will name two or three women she thinks would suit, telling you honestly which of them is free. The booking page shows how that first message runs.
Victoria, 5 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 1 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Westminster, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Pimlico, 2 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Knightsbridge, 2 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Battersea Park, 6 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Lancaster Gate, 2 minutes on foot, 6 hotels in our notes.
Sloane Square, 1 minutes on foot, 4 hotels in our notes.
Victoria, 1 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Victoria, 5 minutes on foot, 5 hotels in our notes.
Or describe the evening and let Rosie choose. Either way you receive a written reply naming who is free, what it costs and when she can knock.