The Queen Charlotte's Ball, a glittering annual event where young women were presented to the monarch, has lost its appeal to the upper echelons of society, according to an etiquette expert. The gala and some of its traditions were relaunched in 2009 by non-profit organization The London Season, but without the royal seal of approval. The event now focuses on charitable efforts and features young debutantes from aristocratic, wealthy, or famous families. However, etiquette coach William Hanson says that you won't find any royals or modern posh British aristocrats attending the party.