London is famous for having had the world's best club scene for more than 100 years. The wildest characters and celebrities such as Oscar Wilde, Jimi Hendrix, and the young Royals have all enjoyed participating in late-night revelry at the exciting parties and events they host. Even Jane Austen's fiction focused around the courtship rituals her fictional debutantes played out in the club court life of the early 1800s.
Many of today's fashionable Londoners use the services of a company that works with the top London night clubs they are so keen to be seen at including legendary names from the gossip columns like Amika, Boujis, Cafe de Paris, Embassy, Funky Buddha, HeyJo Club, Kensington Roof Gardens, Valmont and Vendome. Forbidden London Clubs is a Mayfair based concierge service, events organisation and PR Company run by James J.W. Wilson, a young entrepreneur who is working with characters as diverse as Vivienne Westwood - on a stage production of her Active Resistance Manifesto; Peter Stringfellow and civil rights advocate Dave West. His company has worked with most of the high-end clubs that celebrities are frequently snapped at for celebrity magazines and newspapers.
James explains: "Forbidden London offers an amazing chance for new people and new faces to gain the opportunity to rub shoulders with some of the world's most famous and glamorous people. And party with the elite. We are offering something no-one else has done before."
"Everyone want a taste of the highlife? With much of the news at present being taken up with tales of economic woe and environmental chaos, the glamour and escapism of a night out at a VIP club or a trip to the theatre is extremely appealing to many. People are still willing to pay for a night out when a holiday is out of the question. The whole ritual of getting dressed up and arranging a night out with friends is something many can't and won't consider living without, even if they have to make other sacrifices."
"This rings true particularly if there is a chance of meeting someone as special as a prince, for example."
He elaborates: "Some of the clubs frequently have Prince Harry as a guest - anyone with their eyes on him or perhaps looking to date a young model will be delighted they can now rub shoulders with the people they dream of marrying or befriending."
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