By: Lauren Codling
by LAUREN CODLING TWO debutantes have praised the tradition for helping to create friendships and global connections, as the latest ball is set to take place on Saturday (8). Debutante balls have been a social tradition since 1780. It symbolised a rite of passage for generations of the British aristocracy and upper classes. Organised by the London Season, it aims to teach social etiquette and cultural protocol through a series of events. The highlight is the Queen Charlotte Ball, which is held at the end of the season and is attended by girls from around the world. The event was…
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