e·lite
/əˈlēt,āˈlēt/
noun
noun: elite; plural noun: elites
a group or class of people seen as having the greatest power and influence within a society, especially because of their wealth or privilege.
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"yes we downsized - we only have four vacation homes now"
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lily james
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lady isabelle florence deschanel-grosvenor
"i don't have to wait in line with everyone else, right?"
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felicity jones
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lady imogen severine deschanel-grosvenor
"you know, we found the greatest things in buenos aires on our last trip... a vintage rolls royce, darling leather trunks, and a stable full of new polo ponies to send to london."
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zendaya maree stoermer coleman
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lady tabitha xaviera marvel cavendish
"i don't suppose you have any petrossian caviar to spare do you?"
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gemma chan
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lady daphne yang-astor
"what's a banana cost? £10?"
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seychelle suzanne gabriel
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lady anamarie itzel swyft
"i was saying how sad i am that i can't drive my papa's bugatti 1925"
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holliday grainger
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aileen sibell mary guiness
jessica brown findlay
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doris philippa junius morgan
margot robbie
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victorine "vicky" du pont
the brat pack : a closely-knit, distinctive elite social and intellectual group. that precedes the bright young things and or other groups in the 1920s. many of the most distinguished british suffragettes, socialites, and female intellectuals of the time were members.
