Think of a portrait on this site as a ticket: it tells you exactly who is coming. This page explains how that is kept true, covering how portraits are checked, why every face on them is softened, what sort of photography the lineup uses, the practices we refuse and what happens when an image no longer fits.
The rule is short. Each picture here is of the woman whose name sits next to it, recent enough to look like her today. When that stops being true, the picture is withdrawn.
A new companion meets the desk face to face, and her identification is seen at that meeting, confirming she is 18 or over. Her portraits are then set beside her one by one, for face, hair, height and build. Only the images that pass are prepared for this site, cropped and sized for this lineup alone, and published. If one picture in a set is doubtful, the whole profile waits until it is resolved.
Every woman on the lineup has a life away from it: work she has trained for, a course she is part way through, a family who know nothing about this. A face that could be placed by a stranger on a platform would put all of that in reach.
So the softening is not a house style. It is the term each companion sets before the desk may list her, and the desk keeps it in every case. No unsoftened version of a portrait is published, and no one here can be persuaded to make an exception.
Glamour and lifestyle portraits, the sort that sit comfortably in a style magazine: dresses, hotel interiors, city light. There is no nudity and nothing explicit anywhere on the site. No image goes online without the companion approving it first.
Adjusting brightness, colour and the crop is as far as editing goes, alongside the softening of the face. Faces are never reshaped, figures never altered and nobody’s apparent age is changed. We never publish stock photography, pictures of any other woman, or faces created or swapped by software, and an outdated portrait is not left up simply because it flatters.
These pictures are not to be saved, copied, reposted, passed along or run through a reverse image search. Working to identify a companion behind the softening, or taking a photograph, a film or a recording of her while a booking is running, ends the booking at that moment, fare kept, under the conduct rule in the terms.
A companion is compared with her photographs again whenever she changes her hair or sends new images. Each profile prints the month its listing was last updated, so you can see how fresh the check is before you book.
Tell the desk at once, in the chat where you booked, ideally before the booking begins. A softened face is not a mismatch, since hair, height, build and bearing are all there to compare. You are under no obligation to continue, and her pictures come offline until a fresh comparison clears them.
A companion may replace, withdraw or delete any photograph, or her whole profile, at any time, and the change is made without waiting for the next round of updates. With that settled, browse the lineup, or start with the stops closest to the station, Paddington and Queensway.
They show each companion as she looks now, with her face softened. The month printed on her profile marks the last update, and a new comparison is made whenever her appearance changes.
Because the companions listed here have careers, studies and families outside this work, and their anonymity is the condition on which they agree to appear at all. It is not something the desk can waive.
Yes, at any time and without giving a reason. The images, or her entire profile, come down promptly.
One line with your hotel and a start time is enough. A real person on the desk answers inside a quarter of an hour, day or night. From that confirmation, allow about an hour for her knock, longer in the rush, and Florence posts her departure in the chat.