Socialite (noun)

A person who is highly active in social circles and is known for attending fashionable events and parties.

Origin:

Derived from the french word 'société' meaning 'society', the term 'socialite' first appeared in the late 19th century and refers to a person who is highly active in social circles and is known for attending fashionable events and parties.

Examples:

1. Paris Hilton is a famous socialite who is often seen at the biggest parties and events in the city.
2. The young socialite was always the life of the party and loved being surrounded by her friends and admirers.
3. The socialite was dressed in a stunning gown as she made her way through the crowd, greeting her friends and acquaintances.
4. The socialite was known for her elegant taste in fashion and her ability to always be on the guest list at the most exclusive events.
5. As a socialite, she was used to the high life and the luxuries that came with it.