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What you can book.
Three services, at a venue you name or one we suggest. Models are booked in your own city; for more than one day, they travel to you. The figures below are where each one starts, per model — the desk quotes the evening in full before anything is agreed, and asking costs nothing.
Three services
Lunch with models
A long lunch at a named restaurant, in daylight. Two to three hours, the table in your name or ours.
From $1,000
Dinner with models
A hosted dinner at a named restaurant. Three to four hours, the seating and the hours agreed in advance.
From $1,500
Clubbing with models
A table at a named club. Four or five hours, and the table is yours.
From $2,000
Rates start here and rise with the model’s profile and the client’s budget; the desk confirms the exact figure before anything is booked. Clubbing is a group booking, never one model alone.
Local models, or travelling models
For one occasion you are booking models who are already in your city. For more than one day — a weekend, a week, a stay somewhere else entirely — travelling models come to you, with the flights and the hotel provided by you. The daily rate is agreed before anyone flies.
One occasion
Models from the city you are in. Nothing to arrange beyond the table.
More than one day
Travelling models, with flights and the hotel provided by you, and the days agreed in advance.
Each day, the same three
Lunch, dinner and the club, as you wish them. Nothing else is assumed, and the afternoons stay free.
What is included
The models’ time for the agreed hours, the arrangement of the evening, the brief to the venue, and the desk reachable throughout.
What is agreed in advance
The venue by name, the hours, the dress, how many models and the rate. Extra hours, if the evening runs on, are agreed at the time and charged at the same rate.
What is never on the table
It is hospitality and only hospitality. A model may decline anything and may leave at any time. Asking for more ends the account, that evening and for good.
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How booking works, and how to start
From the first message to the last guest — and the five lines that open an account.
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