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Curvaceous companions, dressed in ten palettes for the Wharf after dark

Ten companions with a fuller, curved figure. This floor notes it once, here, and then turns to something more useful over dinner: taste. Every one of these women dresses with a clear point of view, and the colours she picks for a night on the Wharf say a good deal about how she wants that night to feel.

So the ten are grouped by palette, from the darkest to the brightest, the way the tower windows shift from ink to amber as the evening wears on. Read the palette, and you have a fair idea of the room she will suggest.

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Ink and lacquer

Danielle dresses in deep evening colours that suit a darkened cinema and a late supper afterwards; sleek black hair and a low voice complete the effect. Milena goes for high gloss: lacquered black hair, sharp lines, a look made for a steakhouse on the water at Wood Wharf. Both are at home once the lights are low.

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A red lip and a late hour

Molly is late-night glamour: dark waves, a red lip, and a start time no earlier than ten. Her evenings drift towards Wapping, the warehouse venues and the river stairs. Luna pairs deep auburn red hair with modern, confident styling, a natural match for the Spanish wine list on Cabot Square.

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Rose and vintage

Michelle keeps to a soft rose palette and turns every drink into a conversation, usually with a piece of dock history attached. Bianka wears vintage cuts and refuses to hurry a dessert, which is why her dinners beside St Katharine Docks tend to run the full four hours.

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Earth and sunlight

Rosa favours easy boho layers and a cardigan that may have flour on the cuff, just right for an afternoon on the city farm. Thea dresses naturally and simply, caramel blonde and green-eyed, happiest at a robata counter with the grill in view.

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Full colour

Nancy is sun-bright from hair to hem, golden blonde and the most cheerful presence on this floor. Roxi goes further still, tropical colour once the light drops, perfect for dinner across Royal Victoria Dock after a walk over the high footbridge.

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Reading a palette into a booking

Darker palettes tend to go with later starts and quieter rooms; the brighter ones suit early evenings, water and a bit of noise. If you are unsure, describe the evening to Philippa on WhatsApp or Telegram and she will tell you which colour fits it. For an evening that hops between bars, the Docklands night out itinerary sets out the format, and Molly already appears on it.

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Dress codes on the estate

Tell her the room and she handles the rest. A lounge suit dinner at Wood Wharf, black tie in a hall at ExCeL, a denim and good jacket night at a Wapping late bar: each of the ten has a version of her palette for every one of them. If your hotel restaurant has a code of its own, mention it with the booking and she dresses to it without being asked twice.

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Where these names overlap

Several of the ten also sit elsewhere on the range: Bianka, Luna, Molly and Roxi on early twenties, Nancy and Thea on blondes. Every length is priced exactly as on any other floor; the rates page lists them all, starting at £250.

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Curvaceous, after dark

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