The 87 most eligible bachelors in Britain…and it helps to be a nepo baby! Tatler’s list of the most desirable men under 35 is a roll call of socialites, sports stars and even a Spice Girl’s son

They are Britain’s most dashing bachelors, all boasting impressive high-society connections, striking looks or a famous parent – and in many cases all three.

This year, Tatler’s 2025 Little Black Book list of eligible men and women features some 87 male prospects, many of whom are sure to be in high demand after being made part of the exclusive club.

The society bible’s most revered ‘who’s who’ features everyone from digitally savvy ‘It Boys’ to nepo babies and sports and entertainment stars, as well as princes and aristocrats.

There’s Beau Bunton Jones, the lookalike son of Baby Spice Emma Bunton, a new addition to the list, having just turned 18, along with fellow music industry scion Alistair Stewart – son of Sir Rod.

Sporting stars Tade Ojora – the Eton alum sprinter who represented Great Britain at the 2024 Paris Olympics – Marcus Smith and Henry Pollock also lead the handsome contenders, alongside Formula One hunk Alex Albon. 

Taking another coveted spot is 28-year-old Fionn O’Shea, who dazzled in BBC‘s hit drama Normal People, and recently won over audiences in Netflix‘s House of Guinness.

On the influencer-adjacent side is unlikely model Kit Price, who entered the world of high fashion after ditching his drama degree during the Covid pandemic, and documents his lifestyle on TikTok. 

Even royalty finds itself sprinkled in the midst, with Albert Windsor, 18, grandson of the late Duchess of Kent, flying the flag for The Firm alongside 30-year-old Prince Ugyen Jigme Wangchuck of Bhutan.

Read on to find out who made the cut for 2025’s most eligible men of the year…

Beau Bunton Jones

The son of Baby Spice Emma Bunton, Beau is a dead ringer for the superstar, but unlike the famous singer, the 18-year-old prefers to stay away from the spotlight.

Beau is rarely seen at glitzy events but still has a joie de vivre. Spicing up his life, the teenager, who turned 18 earlier this year, celebrated by getting a new arm tattoo in Amsterdam. His other holidays included Paris last year and various poolside retreats.

When he’s not jetting around the globe, Beau makes sure to support his mother on the red carpet.

The two have been spotted walking arm in arm and posing at Victoria Beckham’s Netflix documentary premiere, where Beau was dressed to the nines in a charcoal grey suit. He was also by her side at Mel B’s wedding.

Tade Ojora

Nigerian-born Tade Ojora has made it to the ranks of Tatler’s most eligible, after the athlete represented Great Britain at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Hailing from the royal family of Ojora Royal Family of Lagos, Tade was sent Summer Fields prep school when he was eight followed by England’s most prestigious boarding school, Eton.

The Eton alum earned national fame after he represented his adopted country in the 110-metre hurdles at the Olympics, with the 26-year-old bowing out in the semi-finals.

Still, the two-time British champion’s dazzling smile and ‘royal’ lineage have turned him into a national heartthrob.

Kit Price

Kit Price, 23, is one of modelling’s most exciting faces, but his ascent in the world of fashion was not expected. 

The face of Burberry grew up in Malaysia and moved to the UK four years ago to study drama, but struggled through Covid and decided to pack it in and take a gamble on modelling, which luckily paid off. 

As well as strutting down catwalks and appearing in magazines, Kit is also a TikTok creator best known for his Love Island impressions, skits and behind-the-scenes videos with his model friend Callum Harper. 

Camilo Castagnola

Among the curated selection of nepo babies and Instagram royalty is one of polo’s most exciting players, often dubbed a ‘prodigy’.

At 22, Camilo Castagnola is already taking the Argentinian sporting world by storm after following in his athletic father Bartolomé ‘Lolo’ Castagnola’s footsteps.

At just 18 he had already shot to victory playing for La Natividad Polo, marking him as a player to watch, and he even has links to the Royal family, having made it to the final of the Prince of Wales Trophy in 2019 at the tender age of 16.

When he’s not in the saddle, which is rare, Camilo is modelling for Ralph Lauren’s fragrance line or spending time with his family.

Alastair Stewart

Alastair Stewart, 19, shares his looks with his famous father Sir Rod, but not, it seems, his musical talents.

The son of the Maggie singer was studying fashion design, entrepreneurship, and branding at the JCA London Fashion Academy in between modelling gigs, but recently dropped out.

Rather than being in front of the camera, Alastair has decided to focus on being behind it and has turned his attention to the film and TV industry. The 19-year-old has been working on several scripts and screenplays and hopes one day to be cast as his father, Sir Rod Stewart, if a biopic is ever made about the legendary rocker.

When he’s not writing scripts, Alastair is following his famous father around the globe, supporting him at shows.

Damson Idris

Damson Idris is as talented as he is handsome. The British-Nigerian actor, 34, born to an entrepreneurial mother in Peckham, south London, is one of six children, and has come to be known for his virtuosic talent on stage and behind a camera.

Before taking the stage, Damson tested himself out in several fields, first as a teen rapper and later as a footballer. ‘I wanted to be like David Beckham,’ he said, telling Dazed he even requested to be in a CBBC show, Beckham’s Hotshots.

Fast-forward to today and he is widely regarded as one of the industry’s most promising actors, picking up accolades along the way. In 2017, he won the ‘Emerging Talent Award’ at the 12th Screen National Film and Television Awards.

For his breakout role, Damson played a drug dealer, Franklin Saint, in the Los Angeles-based series Snowfall in 2017 and the following year starred in Farming, a production about a young Nigerian boy who becomes part of a white skinhead gang.

More recently, he appeared alongside Brad Pitt in F1, a film about racing drivers that came out earlier this year, a role that marked a new era for the actor who has climbed the ranks of gritty films with his emotive portrayals of troubled characters.

His dashing good looks have not gone unnoticed either, with the actor awarded the role of brand ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger’s menswear in 2023. He was also named Essence Magazine’s inaugural ‘Sexiest Man of the Moment’ in April 2024.

Admirers would be disappointed, though, to learn that Damson has recently been frolicking on the beach with his ex-girlfriend, Lori Harvey, 28, who is the daughter of Steve Harley, despite having announced the end of their relationship in 2023.

Marcus Smith  

Harlequins fly-half Marcus Smith, 26, was born in the Philippines to an English father and a Filipina mother, living there and in Singapore until he was a young teenager. When he was 13, he moved to the UK, and would go on to study at the prestigious Brighton College under a sports scholarship. 

When he made his professional entrance in September 2017, Marcus became the second-youngest fly-half to debut in the history of the Premiership Rugby London Double Header competition.

He was just 18 years and 200 days old when he played as part of the senior Harlequins side. It was just two weeks later that he won Man-of-the-Match, when playing against the Wasps at Ricoh Arena.

He would make another record in September 2020, becoming the second youngest player in Premiership history to reach 500 points in the competition at 21 years and 207 days old (Jonny Wilkinson is the only player to hit this milestone at a younger age). It wasn’t long after his professional debut that he made his start with the England squad.

His future with the Harlequins is secure until at least 2028, after he signed a new deal with the team in December 2024. Beyond rugby, Marcus is known to be a lover of watches, even becoming an ambassador for luxe brand Tissot in 2021.

Fionn O’Shea

He lit up screens with his electric performance as Benjamin Guinness in Netflix’s latest semi-historical series about the brewing family dynasty, and left viewers in arrested frustration when he played the love rival of Paul Mescal’s Connell in Normal People.

Fionn O’Shea has made a bold entrance into the world of acting since making his debut nearly a decade ago.

A combination of his smouldering good looks, chiselled jawline and addictively villainous roles has garnered him attention from casting agents and blushing admirers alike.

Meanwhile, his personal life is kept strictly under lock and key, with Fionn rarely offering details on who he is dating. At present, he has no public links to love, with no public relationships to speak of.

Henry Pollock

When it comes to sport, one of the most exciting athletes on the horizon is rugby player Henry Pollock. The 20-year-old English rugby union player, who plays for Northampton Saints and the England national team, was told earlier this year that ‘the sky is the limit’ for his rugby career by England team-mate Ben Earl.

Continuing to praise the young athlete, who has been dubbed rugby’s answer to Luke Littler, Ben said: ‘Henry is far more talented than I am. Henry is double the player I am and will continue to do great things in the game. The sky’s the limit for him – he can do things that not many players in the world can do, in any position.’

He is currently the youngest player in Andy Farrell’s British and Irish squad and previously said they want to be ‘the best Lions team ever’.

In September, Henry put on a very different look from usual as he attended London Fashion Week – and even appeared to have a front row seat. A month previously, he enjoyed summer breaks to Menorca and the Balearic Islands, saying it had helped him to ‘recharge’, posting a slew of stunning sunset snaps to his Instagram account. He’s also a keen golfer, showing off his prowess at the St Andrews course in September.

Max Fosh

Max Fosh is best known as a prankster, having pulled off stunts including placing a large ‘Welcome to Luton’ sign near one of Gatwick Airport’s runways and standing in the 2021 mayoral election to ‘wind up’ candidate Laurence Fox. The 30-year-old was born in London to cricketing and rugby royalty Matthew Fosh and completed an English literature and business degree at Newcastle University.

And while the YouTuber might come across as a cheeky chappy, he boasts some impressive credentials, having attended the £63,735-a-year Harrow School, whose alumni include Winston Churchill, actor Benedict Cumberbatch and singer James Blunt.

Max was previously linked to Maisie Isobel, introducing her as his girlfriend of six years in a video in late 2024, where he encouraged his followers to vote for her in the TikTok Awards. The pair generally stay out of the spotlight, with Maisie focusing on her acting career and running the bar The Room Where It Happens in Soho, London.

But he isn’t afraid to get his family involved in silly pranks, occasionally dragging his sister Talitha into videos, including one where she rocked up at court only to be told she was officially the least favourite sibling.

Leo Borg

As the son of 11-time Grand Slam winner Björn Borg, Leo has tennis in his blood. The 22-year-old, from Sweden, who bears more than a passing resemblance to his famous father, even played a young Björn in the 2017 film Borg vs McEnroe.

Currently ranked the number 4 singles player in Sweden, his highest national rank was 2, while his career-high global singles ranking was 334, which he hit on September 11, 2023.

Leo picked up his second ATP Tour win in October this year, beating Sebastian Ofner in a victory on home soil, at the Stockholm Open. 

He posts about little other than tennis on his social media – but that doesn’t stop commenters flooding his feed with compliments about his good looks. 

Lord Hugo Manners 

Hugo Manners, 22, is a graduate of Newcastle University, an entrepreneur, and a lord. His parents are the Duke of Rutland and Emma Manners, the Duchess of Rutland.

The divorced couple still live in the family pile, each having their own wing of Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire. So impressive is the 11th-century property, it was used as a location in season two of The Crown, as well as being featured in Young Victoria in 2007 and The Da Vinci Code.

The Norman seat, which has been in the family since the 16th century when Baron George Manners inherited it, has a staggering 356 rooms, many of which are open to the public.

Hugo is the youngest of five siblings: Violet Garnock, 32, who is now Viscountess Garnock, Lady Alice, 30, Lady Eliza, 28, and Charles, 26, the Marquess of Granby. Along with his girlfriend Jojo Chawner and childhood friend Oscar Esquerré-Gow, Hugo is the founder of Joah clothing.

Albert Windsor

Meet the country’s most eligible bachelor, 18-year-old Albert Windsor. As his moniker belies, he is part of the extended royal family: his father is Lord Nicholas Windsor, the second son and the youngest child of the Duke and the late Duchess of Kent. 

In September, Albert, who grew up in Rome, made his ‘royal debut’ – per Tatler – at the funeral of his beloved grandmother, Katharine, Duchess of Kent at Westminster Cathedral in London.

He was seen, for the first time, in the company of senior royals, including King Charles, Prince William and Kate – and, unsurprisingly, interest piqued.

It seems to mark the start of a far more public schedule, as he’s set to join cliques at Le Bal in Paris, the annual debutante and fashion ball, later this month. And the attention swirling around him only increased last month following reports that his parents had split following 19 years together.

Jude Fry

Born in 2001, Jude Fry is the son of chocolate heir Cosmo Fry and his late wife, Lulu Anderson. Tragically, Lulu – who was Cosmo’s third wife – died of cancer aged just 60 in 2022. The couple lived together for 15 years before they tied the knot in 2012.

Little is known about Jude himself, who is a model with the agency Wilhelmina, as he keeps his social media accounts set to private. He has previously been romantically linked to Ella Clapton, daughter of Eric Clapton, guitar legend and writer of Tears In Heaven.

Jude has also previously set up a business with a fellow alumnus of £39,930-per-year Marlborough College called Pass It On, which sells second-hand private school uniforms.

In December, Cosmo was reported by the Daily Mail’s Richard Eden to have found love again with Diane Birch, an American pop star 26 years his junior. ‘We met in Somerset where I live,’ Cosmo said at the time. 

Jigme Ugyen Wangchuck 

Born in 2006, Ugyen Jigme Wangchuck of Bhutan is the son of Princess Ashi Chimi Yangzom Wangchuck (the king’s fourth daughter) and has recently snapped photos of himself wrapping up his studies at Marlborough College.

The handsome royal, who also has a brother, has a lowkey social media presence but appears to post when there are big events in his nation’s regal calendar. 

Fresh off his studies, the future is bright for this young royal. 

Frankie Goldsmith

The oldest son of millionaire financier Ben Goldsmith, and recent Eton graduate, Frankie Goldsmith, has made it to Tatler’s Little Black Book of Britain’s most eligible singles at the age of 20, for the second year in a row.

Born to Ben and heiress Kate Emma Rothschild, Frankie’s fiery red hair has earned him comparisons to the Duke of Sussex – but there’s more to his eligible status than that.

One of the heirs to ‘two of the most powerful British dynasties’ – the Goldsmiths and Rothschilds – Frankie’s families have a combined net worth of around £300m.

He is the nephew of Tory MP Zac Smith and British film stalwart Jemima Khan, the former wife of Pakistan’s ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Like his former uncle-in-law, Frankie is a talented fast bowler and reportedly has quite an old-world hobby: the young Goldsmith is an avid coin collector. He currently studies engineering at Edinburgh.

Dylan Douglas

The son of retired director Michael Douglas and actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, Dylan Douglas, is the second of the couple’s children, but he spent most of his life living outside the public eye.

The 25-year-old attended Brown University in the States, a notable triumph for the nepo baby who has dyslexia and is often praised by his parents, who lovingly celebrate his academic achievements on social media.

Dylan is often seen accompanying his parents at fashion shows, movie premieres, and award ceremonies.

During his younger years, he picked up a voice role in Phineas and Ferb, and is due to make his first on-screen debut in a psychological thriller, I Will Come to You.

He has also hosted a podcast, Young American with Dylan Douglas, where he explored political and social issues.

Sam Holland

Spiderman actor Tom Holland’s younger brother has made Tatler’s It Boys list, and he’s racked up almost a million followers on social media. 

Sam, 26, is a budding chef, having released his own cookbook, Sam Holland’s Kitchen Kickstart, while his mentors are even said to include Gordon Ramsay. 

In September, it was revealed that Sam had landed a cookery segment on the ITV daytime show, This Morning. He urged audiences to eat vegetarian meals, even if just ‘once a week’, to save money. 

Although he has found his passion in food, there was once a time when Sam and his twin brother Harry were keen to make it in the acting world.

The pair made their movie debut alongside Tom in the 2012 film The Impossible. 

But humble Sam has previously poked fun at himself, having posted a cooking video with the caption: ‘When your family are successful actors and you choose to be a chef.’

Prince Pierre d’Orleans

Tatler’s glowing list even features French royalty, in the form of Prince Pierre d’Orleans.  

The 22-year-old is the son of Prince Eudes Thibaut Joseph Marie of Orleans, The Duke of Angouleme, Marie-Liesse of Rohan-Chabot. He has an older sister, Princess Therese Isabelle. 

The royal house is defunct, so Prince Pierre appears to lead a relatively normal life.  

In recent months, the French prince has been taking London by storm and has been a key fixture in Scotland too, for example, at St Columba’s reeling practices and the Royal Caledonian Dances. 

Ned Campbell

Ned, 27, has just finished starring in the sold-out play Are We Doing This Right?

With chiselled good looks, Ned is taking London society by storm.   

He’s now represented by the prestigious Independent Talent Group – so will likely be seen in more projects in the upcoming months. 

Zak Chukwuemeka

Zak Chukwuemeka starred in the University of Bristol’s invitation-only rugby team, the Maroon 7s. 

He’s since started an events company called Cure, which holds raves in London and Bristol. 

He himself seems quite the party animal, with his Instagram feed flooded with pictures from various nights out.  

Kit Clarke

27-year-old Kit Clarke has reportedly been hand-picked by Rupert Everett to play a younger version of himself in the biopic Lost And Found In Paris. 

He’s also known for Hellraiser (2022) and Netflix’s Get Even (2020) and Prime Video’s Leonardo series. 

With his dashing good looks, Kit appears to be an up-and-coming name and now boasts nearly 10,000 followers on Instagram.  

Balthazar Bishop

If there’s a smart London party going on, Balthazar Bishop will almost certainly be on the guest list. 

The socialite, 23, spent the summer in the Caribbean and is now embracing the social scene in England’s capital, having been seen at Gold and Loulou’s, according to Tatler. 

Indeed, his social media feeds show him dancing the night away at masquerade parties, dining in white tie and entering the city’s finest nightclubs. 

Jack Edwards

Bookworm Jack Edwards, who graduated in English Literature from Durham University, calls himself the ‘internet’s resident librarian’. 

Since graduating, he has cultivated his literary presence in New York, Paris and London. 

He’s become very successful on YouTube, where he shares updates about his personal life and films ‘deep dives’ into the reading habits of celebrities.

Jack, 27, has now set up his own book club called Inklings and in recent months has interviewed the likes of Jacob Elordi and Gillian Anderson. 

Dash Curran

The 21-year-old son of Bridget Jones creator Helen Fielding, Dash Curran has creativity running through his veins. 

While his mother’s creation is quintessentially British, Dash prefers life across the pond, having grown up between London and Los Angeles.

The dark-haired heartthrob has now settled in California, where he is enrolled at the University of Southern California, studying game development. 

Alfie Nickerson

Norfolk-based florist and gardener Alfie Nickerson relocated from London five years ago to set up his own flower company, Burnt Fen Flowers. 

Given a small plot of grassland on the farm his father inherited in the 1950s, Alfie soon found his passion.  

Using natural processes, he produces seasonal blooms and his fields are so beautiful that his work has been plucked to adorn the halls of Selfridges and the catwalks of Loewe – as well as his weekly subscription service.  

When he’s not dutifully tending to his bulbs and seeds, the 29-year-old has appeared for fashion campaigns for the likes of Birkenstock and Jo Malone and has modelled in GQ magazine.

Poroto Cambiaso

Poroto is Argentine society royalty. As the son of the famous polo player Adolfo Cambiaso and supermodel Maria Vasquez, the 19-year-old is already a superstar in his home country. 

And following in his father’s footsteps to the saddle, he has become a star polo player himself.

At just 12, he became the youngest player to lift the Royal Windsor Cup, one of the most prestigious trophies in the UK – and two years later, he won the British Open Gold Cup.

By the time he was 17,  Poroto became the youngest-ever player to achieve a ten-goal handicap and his skills have seen him team up with Prince Harry in California and rub shoulders with some of the best players in the game.

Marmaduke Grylls

Marmaduke Grylls is the 19-year-old son of adventurer Bear Grylls and his wife of 24 years, Shara Grylls.

Unlike his brother, Jesse Grylls, Marmaduke has largely stayed out of the limelight, but last year, on the day of his birthday, the teenager set the internet alight after his father shared an Instagram post with his son and wife marking the occasion.

Fans were quick to point out Marmaduke’s incredible height, as he towered over his parents in the image.

The picture showed Marmaduke, who Bear previously said stands at 6ft 4in tall, sporting a long black coat, a fitted waistcoat, shirt, and pinstripe trousers, with his hair shaved into a buzz cut.

Kit Paterson

London-born Kit Paterson, 25, might be recognisable to Made in Chelsea fans after he joined the show earlier this year.

When he’s not starring on the reality TV show following posh twentysomethings around the UK’s capital, Kit works as a model and a chef.

Together with a friend, Jack Redmayne, Kit also runs a coveted supper club, dubbed the Candid Club, which invites guests to enjoy dinner and a fashion show.

Rex Armstrong 

Rex Armstrong is the 18-year-old son of Pointless star Alexander Armstrong and Hannah Bronwen Snow.

While he typically lives his life outside of the spotlight, Rex was spotted enjoying the tennis at Wimbledon last year from the coveted royal box.

The teenager, who is one of four, put on a smart display in a black suit and baby blue tie as he observed the action while smiling alongside his father and other famous faces, including David Beckham.

Lucca Allen 

It would be easy to assume Lucca Allen is old school – he can lay claim to working at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddley Squat Farm in the Cotswolds.

And the Irishman’s grandparents own Ballymaloe Cookery School in County Cork.

However, the 23-year-old’s most impressive accomplishment is arguably being a trained racing driver and the co-founder of Tora Tech AI.

Louis Hogarth

Cheshire-based bachelor Louis is a Marketing Executive with a management fund company.

Not much is known about the 23-year-old; however, he’s no one-trick pony.

In addition to his high-flying job, he is also athletic, having taken part in this year’s London marathon.

Louis, who ran to raise money for London-based homeless charity Providence Row, said the organisation’s value and mission inspired him to stick to his training plan.

Henry Empson 

Don’t be fooled by his boyish mop of blonde curls and puppy dog eyes; 25-year-old Henry Empson may be young, but he already has an impressive number of achievements under his belt as a production coordinator at BK Studios, a London-based production and finance company that was founded by the late Bill Kenwright CBE.

He studied at Harrow and graduated from St Andrews with a first-class degree in English and film last year. During his time at university, he served as Creative Director for the DON’T WALK Charity Fashion Show and produced over 10 student plays as treasurer for the Mermaids Performing Arts Fund and co-founder of People You Know Productions.

Henry also recently organised a charity event at the celebrity-studded House of KOKO alongside filmmaker Tara DuRoss, who is the step-granddaughter of automobile legend Henry Ford II. He has amassed over 25 production credits, including featuring as a producer on 2023’s The Critic starring Ian McKellen.

Will Joseph

Rugby union player Will Joseph, 23, follows in the footsteps of his big brother, England rugby star Jonathan Joseph, but is busy forging his own path in the sport after making his senior international debut for England in Australia in July 2022.

This year, he joined the Premiership Rugby club Gloucester and has been described as a ‘superstar in the making’ as his rugby career continues to take off. 

Will, whose father is from Grenada, is aiming for the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup – but while he trains for the biggest game of his career, he can sometimes be spotted strolling around Primrose Hill or partying in Peckham on a night out.

Will joined the academy of London Irish at just 13 years old and made his first team Premiership debut in 2021.

Archie Grey

Baby-faced footballer Archie Grey may be just 19 years old, but his blue-grey eyes and dark hair make him stand out on the pitch – that, and he is known for being the son of former professional footballer Andy Grey and the brother of Harry Gray, who plays for Leeds United.

Archie almost broke the record for Leeds United’s youngest player in 2021, when he was 15 and named on the bench for a Premier League game against Arsenal. However, he did not feature, but his career is going from strength to strength as he was awarded the EFL Championship Young Player of the Season in 2024.

He comes from a family with a long legacy of football. His father, Andy, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, signed for Leeds United – carrying on the family tradition started by Archie’s grandfather Frank Gray and granduncle Eddie Gray. 

This year, Archie played three games for England in the 2025 UEFA European Under-21 Championship and helped clinch the victory for England.

Archie Scott Brown

Archie Scott Brown is the founder of the Chelsea Life Jacket, a brand which is known for showcasing the extravagant lifestyles of young adults living in London. 

Their 2023 Christmas video, for example, included a parody of Let It Snow, with the lyrics: ‘Oh the weather outside is frightful, but our Range Rovers are delightful / We’re all doing so much blow, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.’

In another clip, captioned ‘In For The Kill’, the socialites could be seen hunting in a field with pheasants draped over their shoulders.

Elsewhere in the video, they flew around London in a helicopter, taking in the views and landing in a field to party with their mates.

In many ways, Archie, 23, is too cool for school and has become known for his signature backwards cap and sunglasses.  

Archie Madekwe

Saltburn actor Archie Madekwe, 30, is only just getting started in the world of acting, according to Tatler.

He went viral on social media following the film’s release for his cover of Rent by The Pet Shop Boys, and has been seen partying alongside his co-star Barry Keoghan. 

Now, he’s set to star alongside Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner in the new series, Steal. 

In his days off away from his busy schedule, Archie spends most of his time in East London or checking out new exhibitions at the Barbican.   

Calum Harper

Flame-haired Calum Harper has gained 2.6 million fans on his TikTok account with his candid tales in the world of showbiz.

His ‘public diary of a gangly ginger model’ page sees him sharing clips from all over the world. 

The 22-year-old, originally from Gloucester, has become New York’s fashion It Boy, fronting campaigns with Gucci and Tommy Hilfiger. 

He’s even reportedly set to join the cast of The Devil Wears Prada 2, according to Hello Magazine, and is friends with industry favourite and model, Kit Price. 

Max Kavanagh

Cinematographer Max Kavanagh shoots content for London’s influencer scene. The 26-year-old is a graduate of the prestigious King’s College in London, with a BA in philosophy and religious studies.

He also worked with model and vegan entrepreneur Heather Mills for several years as a digital consultant.

Now, he often travels far and wide for work, collaborating alongside companies and influencers, including model Thomas Meacock.

Alexander McCallum

Alexander McCallum is known among the Mustique crowd as Little Al due to his young age.

At just 19 years old, he is currently studying at Oxford University, after leaving Eton.

The teenager, who was a member of England’s National Debate Team between October 2022 and August 2023, has also volunteered as a mentor for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

His current post-university plans include writing a novel.

George Heaton 

George Heaton, 34, is one half of a highly successful fashion duo with his brother, Michael Heaton.

Together, they run the luxury fashion phenomenon Represent, and were recently both named on this year’s rich list and are thought to be worth around £122 million, making them among the 40 richest people under 40 in the country.

Originally from Manchester, the 34-year-old previously said that he doesn’t ‘really belong in fashion’, and that neither he nor his brother matched the look of their local area.

Founded in 2012, their fashion label is now highly lucrative and is sold in 150 stockists worldwide, including Selfridges and Harvey Nichols in the UK, with some of their major achievements having come in the last year.

Oscar Riley

Oscar Riley is a young model, product designer and more recently, brand ambassador for NOAM Beer, a Bavarian lager brewery.

Describing himself as a ‘driven, detail-oriented person with a passion for technology’, the tech master already boasts an impressive resume, despite only being in his early 20s.

According to his LinkedIn page, he has worked across multiple tech roles in the drinks industry, having already spent time as a manager at Soos Drink and business development consultant at Jimbro Wines. 

Oscar’s social media page is filled with snaps from his many travels, nights out with friends and smouldering snaps exploring London.

Rudy Ricker 

The son of Amy Ricker, who is the owner of Finite Films, and stepson to the internet entrepreneur Peter Dubens, 18-year-old Rudy is a proud member of the King’s Road party elite.

Often spotted flitting between The Cuckoo Club and Selene, the teen is quickly becoming a fixture of Chelsea’s social furniture. 

His stepfather, Peter, also the CEO of Oakley Capital, made his money cashing in on the colour-changing clothing trend in the 90s and set up his business in 2002.

As well as savvy investments in heat-sensitive T-shirts, he also made money from Vans trainers, Eastpak rucksacks and even smoothies. He then went on to make more money in telecoms, including from the money-spinning sales of Pipex broadband. 

Elsewhere, he has also invested in Time Out magazine.

Henry Searle

Harry Searle, 19, is a young tennis player from Wolverhampton who has multiple achievements to his name.

In 2023, he ended Britain’s 61-year wait for a winner of the Wimbledon boys’ singles after winning the tournament by beating Russian Yaroslav Demin, and later amassing a 50-strong ‘Barmy Army’ of supporters.

Harry towers over most at 6ft 4in, and his game is built around a formidable lefty serve. Despite his young age, Harry is well recognised by those in his industry, having previously practised alongside Andy Murray on a handful of occasions.

Off court, he is often found enjoying a relaxed lunch in Soho or nipping down to his favourite pub, the Dog & Fox in Wimbledon. 

Nico Lethbridge

Nico Lethbridge, 28, is a writer and photographer who also boasts a background in history and politics, journalism and fashion.

A bright head on his shoulders, Nico studied at Durham University and now works for the luxury British fashion brand Sunspel as a freelance copywriter.

When he’s not showing off his writing talents or asking people to pose for photos, Nico loves to travel and has spent hours hitchhiking across the country. 

The keen snapper has even written a book about the time he went wild swimming with a generous soul whom he met during his adventurous travels. 

Lord Rory Campbell 

The younger brother of Archie Lorne, 19-year-old Rory is second in line to the dukedom of Argyll.

The young socialite loves to party nearly as much as he loves to be at home, where he resides at Inveraray Castle in western Scotland, on the shore of Loch Fyne.

Rory, who is the younger son of Torquhil Campbell, 13th Duke of Argyll, and Eleanor Cadbury, is also a keen bagpipe player for University Officers’ Training Corps Events. 

Jyrrel Roberts 

Jyrrel Roberts, 27, is an artist, skateboarder and former partner to the model and daughter of Jude Law, Iris Law, 25.

Their romance was first revealed in 2018, with sources saying: ‘The family likes him, which is important to her. They’re a sweet couple and she’s really happy.’ Though their romance was short-lived.

He is also a passionate supporter of Arsenal, as well as a keen fashion aficionado and is often seen sporting a range of bold pieces on his social media page.

George Marsiaj 

George Marsiaj is the son of model Eva Herzigova and Gregorio Marsiaj, an Italian businessman, both of whom gave him the astonishing good looks and height he now enjoys the benefits of. 

This year, he headed to Madrid, where he learned Spanish, making him quadrilingual. At only 18 years old, he already speaks English, Italian and Czech.

He attended Marlborough College in Bath before heading to IE University in Spain to learn his fourth language. 

Joe Kelly

The 21-year-old thespian is electrifying Manchester’s theatre scene, according to Tatler and is already rubbing shoulders with high society. 

For his recent birthday, the star-in-waiting celebrated in style with a party that lasted until the wee hours of the following day.

Leander Straub

Leander, 19, is a full-time model and globetrotter – who has posed for brands including Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Prada.

When he’s not strutting down the catwalk, you’d be hard pushed to track him down and he shares his adventures on social media, including practising his accuracy at shooting ranges or traversing mountain ranges.

Leander splits his time between the UK and Germany and when he can, indulges in his passions of surfing, skiing, snowboarding and swimming.

Jack Redmayne

The nephew of actor Eddie Redmayne has chosen not to follow in the family business.

Instead, the 24-year-old part-time DJ has teamed up with his best friend to launch The Candid Club, an exclusive and highly sought-after ticketed supper club that boasts resident DJs, delicious three-course dinners and even an artist to depict the evening. 

Priced at £71, the event promises to be a night of revelry and even comes with its own magazine dedicated to the high-brow night. 

In his downtime, Jack can be found jet-setting between the south of France and Skiathos.

Alex Hendy 

Alex Hendy’s name may not be so well known, but his online persona The Schooner Scorer is.

The 30-year-old boasts almost 400,000 followers on Instagram, where he traverses pubs around London on the hunt for a 10/10 pint. 

While he might seem like he’s straight out of the Chelsea set, he actually grew up just outside Hull and studied business and Spanish in Newcastle.

Ben Ahrens

Ben, 22, has been working hard as an intern at an investment banking firm in Germany.

But he is now studying for a master’s in bioinformatics and theoretical systems at Imperial College London – when he’s not enjoying a night out at Soho House, according to Tatler.

Sam Usher

It might look like Sam Usher, 22, has waltzed straight out of the Brit Pop heyday with baggy trousers and a mop of dark hair.

But he is, in fact, the guitarist in the band Laid Off – alongside his brother.

Playing in pubs and clubs around London, the five-piece group is hoping to make it big and already has an aesthetic to match their dreams.  

Will Usher

Alongside his twin brother Sam, Will clearly takes inspiration from the Gallagher siblings.

He can often be found in the studio or caught in behind-the-scenes pictures – all documented on the band’s Instagram.

With more than 2,000 followers and a string of singles under their belt, these crooners are clearly ones to watch. 

Yoni Helbitz

Yoni is no stranger to the glitz and glamour and can often be found front row at fashion week. 

The 23-year-old works at the studio of British fashion designer Kim Jones, and when he’s not brainstorming, he enjoys relaxing with his girlfriend, model Lila Moss, daughter of the famous Kate Moss. 

The pair have been dating for nearly two years and are spotted out in London frequently together. 

Nicholas Hodson

Nicholas, 20, is quite the sporting man, a former member of Exeter’s cricket society; he is also a dab hand at padel and tennis.

When he’s not taking down his opponents, he enjoys relaxing in his Armani smoking jacket, according to Tatler.  

Michael Heaton

Michael is most certainly a trend-setter. The 34-year-old co-founded clothing and fashion brand Represent with his brother George.

The pair have managed to transform their pet project into an empire worth a whopping £122million.

Known for sleek graphics, Michael has an eye for detail and business and can often be found splitting his time between Manchester and London’s Soho or skating and snowboarding. 

Henry MacDonald

After completing his studies at the £63,735 a year Harrow School, Henry, 19, threw himself into a gap year which saw him travel around New Zealand, Greece (where he scaled Mount Olympus) and Turkey. 

In between jaunts across the globe, he took time out to complete an Old Master Paintings internship at the revered auction house Christie’s in London. 

Now firmly back in the UK, he’s just started a degree in classics at Durham University.

Ebubé Chiana

Boasting 62,000 Instagram followers, more than 200,000 monthly listeners and airtime on BBC Radio One, Ebubé is a talent to watch.

The 22-year-old has a string of singles under his belt with a soft R&B lilt.

And no wonder – he was previously a Lower Chapel star choir boy at the prestigious Eton College. 

The Hon. Edward Herbert

Edward, 26, has had a string of careers under his belt, including a customer success specialist at DoorDash, but a project possibly closer to his heart is his own clothing brand. 

Known as Herbs to his friends, the heir to Highclere Castle (known for its association with Downton Abbey) has taken the nickname and turned it into a luxury fashion line of embroidered jackets. 

Gene Morrissey

The grandson of Lucian Freud, Gene has all the makings of a bohemian creative. 

He’s even taken to music and has performed folk rock in clubs and pubs around Camden.

When he’s not taking to the stage, he can be seen spending time with his sister. 

Casper Vaughn

 

With a supermodel mother and a filmmaker as a father, Casper Vaughn is arguably one of the coolest young men to grace Tatler’s list.

Casper is the 21-year-old son of Claudia Schiffer and Matthew Vaughn, who is known and loved for producing Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch.

While he lives his life outside the spotlight, his mother revealed Casper’s model looks to the world on his most recent birthday in an Instagram post captioned: ‘My son Caspar is 21 today!

‘He is the sweetest, caring, most mischievous, smart, clever, with a sense of humour, well-mannered, and sporty. He beats us all at tennis, croquet, backgammon, chess, table tennis, skiing, pool and more… You have got it all: the perfect English gentleman.’

Zain Mamood

Zain Mahmood is the handsome nephew of Harry Primrose, 8th Earl of Rosebery, known as Harry Dalmeny.

While there’s not much information available publicly about Zain, he’s been spotted rubbing shoulders with the world’s elite.

Earlier this year in February, he mingled with the likes of Princess Olympia of Greece and Princess Talita von Furstenberg in February at the Cresta Run in St Moritz in February.

Elijah Hewson

Dublin-born Elijah Hewson is an Irish rock musician born to some very famous parents – U2 frontman Bono and activist Ali Hewson.

Elijah, 26, has followed in his father’s footsteps and is part of a band called Inhaler, which has released three albums since their 2012 genesis.

And the group has found success, having performed at Glastonbury earlier this year and racking up over 130,000 subscribers on YouTube.

Bertie Adam

21-year-old Bertie Adam forms a key part of Chelsea’s The Rex Rooms, organising events on Wednesday evenings at the King’s Road establishment.

He maintains a low-key profile on social media – and has a private account with just three posts.

But with his username of @bertiehotspur – it seems he might be a massive Tottenham fan.

Viscount Bury

Viscount Bury, Augustus Keppel, 22, is a distant relative of the Duchess of Cornwall, through William Keppel, the 7th Earl.

When aged 16, and still a student at Stowe, he competed in a school enterprise competition with his drinks firm, The Bubble Company.

He appears to have received his entrepreneurial skills from his father, Rufus, the 10th Earl of Albemarle, who reportedly invested in a company selling £300 for sex toys plated in 24-carat gold.

Currently, the father and son duo stay at Hurst Barn Farm in East Chiltington, East Sussex, together, where Augustus grew up with his sculptor mother, Sally Albemarle.

James Hodson

With his love of travel, James Hodson might be hard to pin down in London.

The 22-year-old is known for his sporty tendencies, with a particular affinity for volleyball.

And he’s not shy of a good party either, with London’s Loulou’s being one of his most frequented venues.

Alex Albon

The Thai and British 29-year-old races for Formula 1 team Williams Racing, alongside former Ferrari star Carlos Sainz.

Born in Westminster and raised in Suffolk, Alex is a self-confessed ‘cat dad’ and has his own Instagram page dedicated to his pets.

The ‘Albon Zoo’ is made up of 12 cats, two horses and a dog, and the account has a whopping 388,000 followers.

Alex is currently dating 26-year-old Chinese professional golfer Lily Muni He. The pair met online after they took an interest in each other’s sports.

Riccardo Calafiori

He hails from Italy, but since joining Arsenal FC in 2024, Riccardo Calafiori has become a popular figure in the UK.

The 23-year-old currently serves as a defender for the Premier League club, and has previously played ball for Bologna FC and Genoa CFC.

When he’s not on the pitch, Calafiori is known for his trendy style and flowing caramel locks.

William Ferry

20-year-old William Ferry is a Politics and International Relations student at the University of Exeter.

While he stays busy with his studies, Tatler described him as ‘cheeky’ and enjoying the nightlife scene that Exeter has to offer.

He’s also racked up an impressive amount of work experience, having done stints at The Economist, The Times, and Fortnum and Mason.

Louis Bekk 

Louis Bekk is a French DJ and producer based in London, and he’s no stranger to selling out shows in a matter of minutes.

He’s racked up a big following in recent times, largely thanks to TikTok, where clips of his performances have caused a storm.

Bekk is also known for his entertaining stunts, and just last month, he performed a set to commuters on the Victoria line.

Jacob Slater

Jacob Slater is the frontman of indie-rock band, Wunderhorse, who this year saw stratospheric success when their UK tour sold out. 

Before that, the 28-year-old first rose to attention in the mid-2010s as the lead singer and guitarist for the teenage punks Dead Pretties, but they broke up in 2017, which led him back to his Cornish home where he briefly became a surf instructor. 

It was then that he was presented with the opportunity to play the Sex Pistols’ drummer in Danny Boyle’s TV series Pistol.

Watch out for his next major show at Reading Festival next summer. 

Ludo Corbett

At just 18 years old, Ludo Corbett has already proved himself as one of the most promising cricket players in his generation.

He recently finished his schooling stint, having proudly attended the prestigious private school, Marlborough College. 

He was listed as the 13th player in last year’s Marlburian squad, though it looks as if he may be having a change of heart when it comes to pursuing a career.

According to Tatler, his best friend, Bea Cadogan, is hoping to drag him along to Glasgow to attend art school with her. 

Nathanial Read

A third-year classics student at Oxford, Nathanial Read, 20, is certainly on the trajectory for a future glistening with prosperity and opportunity. 

Before landing himself a place at the top university, Nathanial was wowing his teachers down in London, scoring an unbeatable A* in all four of his A-Levels.

Moreover, he has his sights set on creating his own entrepreneurship magazine called The Radcliffe. 

He seems keen on a career in writing. Nathanial has volunteered his time to Cliveden Literary Festival on several occasions by helping to source speakers for the event. His current track record shows he managed to bag both a former head M16 and Zadie Smith.

Theo Peake

Theo Peake was raised in a house that would give Saltburn a run for its money. The 18-year-old also attended the prestigious Marlborough College.

He lives in Sezincote House in Gloucestershire, the estate being widely regarded as quite the party pad. 

When he’s not entertaining friends at the sprawling mansion, he is dreaming of becoming a physicist.  

Hugo Thompson

Hugo Thompson is yet another Marlborough College alum, but has since made moves from the glamorous Wiltshire school, first starting in Berlin, then heading to Wales via Manchester University. 

At only 23, he is now the head of operations at The Dog House, which is one of the nation’s best dog training schools and leads the business’s accreditation programme. 

Before settling in the UK, though, he enjoyed a brief stint in Berlin working as an intern for a sales company, where he boasted an incredible sales boost over his short time. 

But he hasn’t fully given up on his non-curricular passion – music – and is reportedly never far from his decks.  

Maximus Thompson

Max was raised among dogs and peacocks in west Wales and has since turned his rural upbringing into a career.

At 21, he is currently running his own business, called Clean to the Max, a mobile car detailing service for Cotswolds car lovers. 

Proving his knack with both animals and engines alike, Max has already restored cars and even rebuilt his own tractor. 

Freddie Weatherby

Freddie Weatherby was put on the path to success before he could even tie his shoelaces.

The 21-year-old is proud part of the elite alumni of Harrow School in London, and has since taken his glittering grades to Edinburgh.

These days, Freddie has two major loves in life – dancing and cars. When he’s not pounding the dance floor with his jaw-dropping footwork, he’s telling anyone who’ll listen about his love for cars.  

Viscount Coke

With a father like Thomas Coke, 8th Earl of Leicester, it’s no wonder that Edward, Viscount Coke, is set for a life of shimmering successes in luxury settings.

Growing up alongside three siblings, Edward was able to enjoy the full extent of his family’s enormous Holkham Hall home, which is full of historic artefacts dating back to the 17th century. 

The 22-year-old attended McGill University in Canada for jetting off to Japan to the off-piste terrain of Niseko, where he took advantage of blowing off some well-deserved steam.

Those hoping to join him in clinking champagne will find him at Holkham Hall, where he has now returned to put his feet up at his parents.

Hugo Beazley

Hugo Beazley attended Exeter University, where he earned an enviable first-class degree in English literature and history.

He later headed to Trinity College in Dublin, where he gained his Master’s in Screenwriting, again earning a top Distinction mark.

These days, the 28-year-old spends his days working out a strategy for a creative business from his apartment in the trendy borough of Camberwell, London.

Hugo spends his weekends browsing vintage markets, picking out hidden treasures and quirky statement pieces for his ever-brimming wardrobe.  

Gus Levinson

The nephew of former magazine mogul Isabella Blow, Gus has already shown signs of having inherited his aunt’s eccentric personality and thirst for adventure. 

Aged just 22, Gus embarked on a bizarre but heartfelt mission to travel the length of Sri Lanka via some rather unusual means – in a tuk-tuk.

The now 26-year-old ended up raising over £4,000 for the TEA Project in Sri Lanka and The Carlie Tufnell Charitable Trust, a charity formed in honour of his late friend. 

Gus spent his university years practising equations and reading theories while studying maths at Bristol, and has since taken his skill set to the world of AI, where he now works as a software engineer at Orbital.

Lord Doune

James Stuart, 22, is the heir apparent to the title Earldom of Moray as he is the oldest son of the current Earl, John Douglas Stuart.

The University of Edinburgh graduate is passionate about art history and would be the heir to the Scottish throne if the country still had a monarchy.

James, who has two older brothers, appears to have gone down the same route as his family, after his late grandfather, Douglas Stuart, also adored contemporary Scottish art, often commissioning work from young creatives.

Dennis Okwera

A jack of all trades, Dennis is not only an East London University biochemistry graduate but also a model, activist, actor and builder.

Born in the Ugandan war-torn town of Lumule, Dennis sought asylum in the UK in 2010 and began posing in front of the camera after friends asked him to model for their photography project.

Dennis – who is signed with Storm  – has since gone on to model for the likes of i-D Magazine, Dazed Magazine and Vogue. He uses the money earned from shoots to pay for three of his cousins’ school fees.

He has also founded Lumule Foundation, a charity built to help empower children and young people through education and has a school made up of 50 students in the Ugandan town.

Viscount Hinchingbrooke

William Montagu, 21, is the future Earl of Sandwich and is currently studying English literature and French at the University of Durham.

Heir to the Mapperton estate in Beaminster, William is a huge music enthusiast and can play classic tunes such as Jeff Beck’s Danny Boy and Julian Lage’s Emily on electric guitar.

His parents, Luke Montagu, who has been described as a ‘liberal aristocrat’ and Julie Montagu, an American yoga teacher, currently live at the Mapperton House stately home.

William has a younger brother, Nestor, and two other half-siblings from his mother’s first marriage, Emma and Jack.

Jack Wiggin

Ex-head boy at prestigious school Radley, Jack, 20, is now studying classics at the University of Oxford.

The Radley Senior Prefect, who enjoyed playing croquet during his school days, has politics running through his DNA, as his father is the former MP for North Herefordshire and his grandfather, Sir Jerry Wigan, is also a past politician.

Since studying at Oxford, he has joined the Somerville College Cricket Club.

Jack Montagu

Jack Montagu is active as well as he is eligible. The 24-year-old loves nothing more than a trial run with his sister or a breathtaking holiday cruising the streets of Milan while running a marathon with his mother – a challenge he proudly completed in less than four hours.

The youngster has always carried a strong sense of adventure. After finishing school, not even Covid could hold him back, with Jack jetting off to Mexico to spend two months backpacking.

Now, after completing his degree at the University of Edinburgh, Jack has started working as an analyst at BlackRock. Before that, he spent six months as a research associate in Italy.

His stepfather, Luke Montagu, Viscount Hinchingbrooke, married American entrepreneur Julie Montagu in 2005 and the pair have since become the Count and Countess of Sandwich after his father 11th Earl of Sandwich, passed away earlier this year.