Daughters of the world’s most elite and wealthiest families spend $20,000 to attend the 70th annual International Debutante Ball

Young women from around the world put on a glamorous appearance last night as they attended the 70th International Debutante Ball at the Plaza Hotel in New York.

The invitation-only event is a staple of the city’s social scene and is considered one of the most prestigious of its kind. The entry fee has reportedly topped $20,000 in previous years.

The party, which introduces well-connected young women to high society, was attended last night by more than 30 debutantes from Denmark, France, India, Mexico, Great Britain, Sweden, South Korea and nine American states.

This year’s meeting began on Saturday evening, with the debutants leaving in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Each of the girls made their social debut in style, wearing crisp white dresses with matching white silk gloves and sparkling jewels. Only the debutantes were allowed to wear white that evening.

They were each accompanied by an escort, all elegantly dressed in full evening attire – black tailcoat, black trousers, white piqué front shirt, white piqué vest, white tie and white gloves.

Accompanying persons can be a brother, a family member or a close family friend of their age, or the The committee can appoint accompanying persons.

The dress code for the fathers of the debutantes is the same, with full evening wear, although no white gloves for this group.

This year’s International Debutante Ball was a lavish affair and began on Saturday at 6.30pm with a reception and cocktails for those in attendance.

The 31 debutantes, their companions and families then enjoyed dinner and dancing.

The main event of the evening took place at 10 p.m., when each of the girls was introduced in turn to high society while orchestral music played in the background.

Founded in The ball was founded in 1954 by Beatrice Dinsmore Joyce and over the years has welcomed debutantes from 75 countries.

The majority of participants come from the USA, with France, England, Italy and Germany being most frequently represented.

Among the distinguished guests who attended the ball were daughters and granddaughters of U.S. presidents and U.S. representatives.

These include the three granddaughters and four great-granddaughters of President Eisenhower, both daughters and one granddaughter of President Nixon, two granddaughters of President Johnson and one granddaughter of President Bush.

To get an invitation to the ball, Debutants must be recommended by a previous debutant at the event.

You then You must also be accepted by the Debutante Committee Chairs of the International Debutante Ball – and you must be able to afford the debutante presentation fee.

This has already been reported to be the case $22,000 that the ladies have to pay to take part in the event. This is a donation to a number of charities including the Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines’, Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club of New York City.

These expenses, along with the cost of travel, accommodation and tickets for friends and family, make the evening an expensive experience.

However, there is one thing that the ladies do not have to afford: male companionship for the evening.

Previously they were provided by West Point, but now they must be obtained from the young women’s families, although the ball’s directors are happy to help with this task.

To be selected for the ball, debutantes must be “women of distinction,” who come from well-connected families and know the industry Athletics, community service, academics, philanthropy and charity.

This year the International Debutante Ball was chaired by Julia Irene Dennie-Kauffman, David Hamilton and Gregory S. Hedberg.