In the newly restored and sumptuous Hotel Savoy on the River Thames, London went back in time to the ’20s. Every international guest dressed up to the nines in the Charleston-style to attend the crowded standing-room-only dinner for Quintessentially‘s 10th anniversary on Monday.
The global private members’ club, founded by Thomas Henry Parker Bowles along with Paul Drummond and other leading pupils of Eton College in 2000, has positioned its membership as a status symbol for high society.
Guests — such as actress Claire Forlani, singer Plan B and Holly Valance, among others, watched the delightful shows, live music and an à-la-Dita Von Teese burlesque striptease.
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