Socialite Jules Kirby has roots in New York through her father, Roger Kirby, but she hardly stays put in the United States, instead spending most of her time in London, Paris, or off of the coast of Brittany in Belle Isle En Mer, preferring the likes of aristas – my term for the Heathfield St. Mary’s-educated daughters of British peers – over the Vogue approved women of New York. I thought I’d use the weekend to present a part of Jules’s lifestyle, and with that, introduce some of London’s finest.

George Scott (on left) and Alice Deen

Jules’s rumored love interest, George Scott had a weekend party at his mother’s hotel, Trasierra, several miles north of Seville, Spain. It was a white party with white dress required for entry and endless supplies of white wine and Russian vodka for all. Before coming to Trasierra, the revelers went into the streets of Seville, hitting tapas bars and poolside resorts nearby.

Lord Frederick Windsor with the children of Andalucia

Richard Dennen, Camilla Stopford Sackville, Amanda Sheppard, and Alice Deen

The guest list included Jules’s friends – all fixtures of young London’s close-knit social scene – Lily Balfour, Camilla Stopford Sackville, Bill Buckhurst, Hugo Wilson, Vanessa Garwood, Mary Douglas-Home, Violet Naylor-Leyland, Georgina Downie, and Alice Deen. British Royal Lord Frederick Windsor used the weekend as an opportunity to introduce his new girlfriend Sophie Winkleman to his friends.

Lady Mary Douglas-Home, Lily Balfour, Alice Deen

Lily’s Christian name is Consuelo, a namesake of her ancestor, the New York railroad heiress Consuelo Vanderbilt. She is the great-granddaughter of the tenth Duke of Marlborough. She is close with Richard Dennen, the Tatler writer and friend of Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs, the sister of Jules’s other rumored love interest, Jules, Viscount Erleigh, heir-apparent of the fourth Marquess of Reading.

Camilla is the granddaughter of the third Lord Cowdray, and is also descended from the Dukes of Marlborough. Her cousin William, Lord Buckhurst, the heir-apparent of the eleventh Earl De La Warr, uses the name Bill Buckhurst as an actor. He was at the party with his friends Harry Hoffen and painters Hugo Wilson and Vanessa Garwood.

Lady Mary, the daughter of the fifteenth Earl of Home, is one of the lead blondes in the post-Kate Middleton world of Prince William. She joins the likes of Holly Branson, the daughter of businessman Richard Branson, and Isabella Calthorpe, the granddaughter of the sixth Earl Howe, who happens to be the girlfriend of Holly’s brother Sam.

Violet is the granddaughter of the sixth Earl of Durham, and is descended from the Dukes of Norfolk and Somerset. She is best friends with Georgina Downie, a boxer and former fling of Prince Harry, and Alice Deen, the organizer of the holiday and a great-granddaughter of a Campbell baronet.

Jules (in the center)

The non-stop partying lasted for two whole days. As evidenced, hardly anyone slept a wink.