TONIGHT will see the world’s most elite sex club host another of its famed ultra-VIP orgies in a Florida mansion. Private members club SNCTM will invite a selection of the super rich and Hollywood elite to enter a “world of intrigue and sensuality” at its Miami Masquerade. The club has become known for hosting parties […]
TONIGHT will see the world’s most elite sex club host another of its famed ultra-VIP orgies in a Florida mansion.
Private members club SNCTM will invite a selection of the super rich and Hollywood elite to enter a “world of intrigue and sensuality” at its Miami Masquerade.
The club has become known for hosting parties in cities around the world that offer guests the chance to realise their sexual desires.
Access to parties typically costs members more than £2,000, though attractive women and A-listers can sometimes secure a spot on the guest list for free.
Tickets to tonight’s event, which will run from 10pm to 3am and be limited to 99 attendees, are being advertised for $500 to $8,000 (£380 to £6,090).
Applicants must go through a rigorous vetting process in which they disclose their name, age, occupation, and erotic fantasies.
Only those judged to be sufficiently attractive and “elite” will be accepted.
Speaking to the Sun previously, event founder Damon Lawner said he came up with the idea for the club after watching the erotic 1999 film Eyes Wide Shut six years ago.
In one scene, Tom Cruise’s character finds himself at a satanic sex party held in a mysterious mansion.
“It’s like a very upscale black-tie cocktail party. But you’re seeing very surrealistic, ritualistic performance,” Lawner said.
“Then after midnight it seems to evolve into this party where people want to get undressed and make love.”
According to the club’s etiquette guidelines, gentlemen are required to wear a proper tuxedo with a bowtie, while ladies must be elegantly dressed in evening wear of lingerie.
Masks are mandatory on entry but can be removed once inside.
A notice adds that anyone attending not in proper dress will be denied entry without refund.
Photography is also not allowed inside the event.
The club says its golden rule is “consensuality”.
“We always ask before we touch,” its website says.
“To preserve a safe environment for personal exploration, all members and guests are requested to conduct themselves with decorum, and to treat everyone with dignity and respect.”
Although speaking to the Daily Star in October, a spokesperson said: “We curate our guest list such that this naturally occurs.”
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