Photo policy: the woman in the portrait is the woman at your door
Every card in the portfolio carries a Verified stamp. This page sets out what that stamp certifies, how the check is carried out and what the house will never publish.
File last reviewed: September 2026.
What the stamp certifies
Three things, and only three. The companion named on a record is the woman in every photograph attached to it. She has approved each of those images for publication. And they still resemble her closely enough that a guest meeting her for the first time recognises her straight away.
How the check is carried out
Before a record goes live, the house meets the companion in person and sets each image beside her: face, hair, height and build, one photograph at a time. Her identification is checked at the same meeting, which is also where her age is confirmed as 18 or over. An image that no longer matches, because of a new cut, a new colour or simply time passing, is withdrawn rather than explained away.
The photography published here
Fashion, swimwear and lingerie portraits, the kind produced for a lookbook or a resort shoot, taken in studios, gardens and interiors and by the coast. Every image is non-explicit, and none is published without the companion's approval.
What happens to a file before it appears
The house trims each image slightly, resizes it so pages load quickly and makes small adjustments to colour and contrast. It also strips the hidden data a camera leaves inside a file, such as the date and the device, so nothing about where a picture was taken travels with it. Nothing done at this stage changes how she looks.
What the house never does
It never publishes stock photography, and never shows one woman under another woman's name. It never lets an image created by artificial intelligence stand in for a real companion. And it never keeps a portrait online once the companion has asked for it to come down.
If she does not match
Say so at the door. If the companion who arrives is not the woman in the portfolio, you may decline the booking there and then, and your deposit is returned in full. Tell the house as well: a mismatch is treated as a breach of this policy, not a misunderstanding.
Review dates
The full set is reviewed at least twice a year, and any single record sooner whenever a companion tells the house her appearance has changed. The date at the top of this page moves with each full review. Browse the portfolio, or see how evenings in Mayfair and on Park Lane are arranged once you have chosen.
One line settles it.
Date, time and address on WhatsApp or Telegram, and the house arranges the rest without a trace.