411 - Blaise - LOL - NYC et al

[dutchal]

7 minutes ago, BaronArtz said:

I agree with that.  The videos look really hot.  It is not possible to photoshop videos, or is it?  I don't know the answer to that question.

In any event, the $3K-5K fee is a non starter to me.  But I have no doubt he gets it.  The Audemars-Piguet wrist watch looks real, and I do know what that costs.

I do wish him well.  

If I win the lottery and it's at least seven figures, I'll consider splurging, but otherwise I'm with you.

[builder boy]

Good Eye on the AP.    It’s real !!!! He does look great 

[pubic_assistance]

On 6/28/2026 at 1:10 PM, Muscle_Admirer said:

Is there such a thing as exclusive, curated escort services for the ultra wealthy with all the accoutrements such as screening, NDAs and discreet transport?  Or do the ultra wealthy shop on RM and MF like the rest of us?

Yes. I knew a modeling agent who used to arrange discreet meet ups between his models and a host of wealthy gentlemen. None of the models were on the apps. I met a few VERY attractive young men through him  but the pricing was rather over MY limits, so I only booked a few appointments with men that I felt were so spectacular, it may be worth the price  

That was all pre-covid, and before the Mike Jeffries scandal ...so God-only-knows if anyone has the balls to play madame to models anymore.  

[Muscle_Admirer]

25 minutes ago, pubic_assistance said:

Yes. I knew a modeling agent who used to arrange discreet meet ups between his models and a host of wealthy gentlemen. None of the models were on the apps. I met a few VERY attractive young men through him  but the pricing was rather over MY limits, so I only booked a few appointments with men that I felt were so spectacular, it may be worth the price  

That was all pre-covid, and before the Mike Jeffries scandal ...so God-only-knows if anyone has the balls to play madame to models anymore.  

To be honest, I had no idea what scandal you were talking about, so I spent some time digging into the “Mike Jeffries Scandal.” OMG, what a train wreck. Older pictures of Mike Jeffries made him look like a classically handsome man, but all the cosmetic surgeries have turned him into a walking nightmare.

The scandal itself seems more like a shakedown. Once a wealthy, powerful man falls from grace, those associated with him appear eager to cash in before the attorneys shake the money tree bare. From what I understand, just about all the models were compensated… cash or otherwise. I’m not sure why they thought they would receive thousands of dollars and first-class airfare just to attend parties. It seems they all had a clear choice: take the money and do what was asked of them, or leave the money and go do something else.

I have yet to read anything substantial showing they were unlawfully forced to participate. Certainly, if that was the case, the accusers should expect and deserve justice.

[pubic_assistance]

36 minutes ago, Muscle_Admirer said:

I have yet to read anything substantial showing they were unlawfully forced to participate.

I was WELL aware of those parties and I am six-degrees-of-separation from the whole thing. Only being a former fashion industry person, who knows people, who know people, who knew Jeffries. ( I was of course dying to get in invite but never did ). As far as I can discern from what I get second hand ( or third or fourth ) information, the models were circling like vultures when the scandal went public. NONE of these guys were innocent boys who were coecred into sexual situations. They all knew WHY they were invited. I've knows plenty of straight models who agreed to being sucked-off for the opportunity to work with a famous photographer or participate in a significant ad campaign. The male-model world is very competitive and the pay scale is a fraction of what women, make...so to get a big break with a company like Abercrombie, it was not unusual for these guys to move the line-in-the-sand with how far they were willing to go.