// Door status: Open Guest list: 28 names W1D 24/7 18+ adults only
Door open[ Styles · Soho W1D ]

Styles: twelve cards cut from one guest list

The door keeps one list, and this page cuts it twelve ways. What colour she wears her hair tonight, what frame she carries, how long she has been doing all this: three plain facts, sorted rather than scored. Nobody is printed on a card who is missing from the full guest list, and no card places one woman above another.

Opening a card changes the name that arrives and nothing underneath it. An hour is £250 wherever you start, two hours £500, a night £1,800, and the ladder in full, with deposits and the cancellation terms, is printed on the rates page.

12ways to read the list
01 · Styles

Twelve cards on the table

Grouped the way guests describe her at the door: hair, silhouette and age band, each drawn from her verified file.

02 · Styles

Hair, four cards

Colour shortens a first message faster than anything else, so the house begins there. Blondes is the smallest card at four names, and every one of them is better while there is still light in the lanes. Brunettes runs to fifteen and reaches every street in the parish. Raven haired holds six, all of them at ease once the kitchens have closed. Auburn and red holds three, and the house has nobody else in that range.

03 · Styles

Silhouette, five cards

These describe frame and bearing, nothing more, and most women appear on two of them. The tape runs from 158 cm on petite to 178 cm on statuesque, with curvaceous, slim and slender and toned and athletic filling the ground between. The overlap is deliberate, and reading two cards together is the quickest way to a shortlist worth sending.

04 · Styles

Stage of life, three cards

Ages are taken from identity documents examined across a table, and the three bands are really descriptions of pace. Early twenties keeps the back half of the clock and an opinion on every room that has just changed hands. Late twenties is the largest band, settled in its tastes, quick to name a table. Thirties and beyond holds four names the door knows without checking.

05 · Styles

Then one message

Her own page carries the portraits, the hours she keeps, the district her journey starts from and a message with her name already written in. Cannot choose between two? Send both, with where you are staying and a start time, and the host answers with whichever of them the diary can give you. A plain hour in your room is the simplest way through the door, and booking sets out the three entries made before she leaves. Fees cover time and companionship only, and every woman on every card is 18 or over.

// The door is open

Describe her, the host finds her

A look, a height, an age band: say it in a line and the list narrows itself.