Washington.

On average 30 to 90 minutes. In deal week (Tuesday-Thursday from 18:00) — closer to 90, choice is tight. Monday or Friday afternoon — 30 to 45 minutes. If the scenario calls for black tie or a specific language — add another 20 to 30 minutes.

Yes, this is one of our regular requests. We book 2 to 4 weeks ahead — black tie, long dress, experience at major galas. The price for that night runs higher than standard — the event happens once a year, and demand for models at that level is high.

Four Seasons Georgetown, Jefferson, Willard InterContinental, Watergate, Rosewood Georgetown, St. Regis, Park Hyatt — all of these hotels receive guests correctly, no awkward questions. The model arrives in cocktail or business attire, no luggage. For your specific hotel the manager will tell you the specifics.

Yes, 24/7, but Washington closes early: restaurants until 22, bars until 23, hotel lobbies quieter after midnight. Late meetings are possible and happen regularly — the format simply shifts from dinner to a meeting in the room or at the lobby bar of the Four Seasons or the Jefferson.

Standard: 2 hours from $1,200, 4 hours from $1,500, a night from $2,500, a day from $4,000, two days from $6,000. Media tier: 2 hours from $3,500, 4 hours from $5,000. These are the lower bounds — the exact price depends on the specific model and scenario. Costs for dinner, taxis, the event itself — on the client.

USD cash — everywhere. Bank transfer through the manager with the details. Cryptocurrency (USDT TRC-20/ERC-20, BTC) — by agreement. Returning clients — post-payment and individual terms. No checks, no Zelle.

English — for every model in DC. French, Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese, Arabic, Russian — selectively, with particular models. For a request tied to an embassy reception or a dinner with a foreign delegation, please specify which language is needed and at what level (small talk vs. business).

Yes, this is one of our key scenarios in DC. The model arrives in a long dress or an elegant cocktail (depending on the level of the event), familiar with the programme, can hold a conversation about the production. Tickets are usually on the client; for important premieres we help with partner entries.

Yes. For returning clients the address is agreed without further discussion. For new clients the first meeting is usually at a proven hotel, the second already wherever you want. The address isn't kept on file; it's passed only to the specific model for the specific meeting.

Yes, that's our standard format. Transfer is factored into the time calculation, the model arrives at the agreed address. McLean (Tysons) — for meetings at corporate headquarters. Bethesda — for NIH and the medical sector. Arlington (Crystal City, Pentagon City) — for defense contractors. Alexandria — for historic dinners in Old Town.

This is our baseline standard, not an option. Communication only through Telegram/WhatsApp with end-to-end encryption. Client names and meeting addresses are wiped from working chats within 72 hours. Client data is accessible only to the specific manager. Never shared with third parties — never. On request we delete all data within 24 hours.

Business accompaniment in an office is possible by prior agreement: the model arrives in smart business, as a professional at a meeting. On Capitol Hill in senators' or House members' offices — we don't do that format, the environment is too public. Meetings at McKinsey/BCG offices in downtown or at K Street law firms — standard scenario.

Depends on the embassy and the level of the event. Embassy Row (Massachusetts Avenue) — usually cocktail attire or smart business. For official receptions on national days — black tie. The model is briefed for the specific event; we know the specifics of the major DC embassies.

Yes, there's a separate category of models for couples. Coordination takes a touch longer — format details, expectations and roles for both partners matter. In Washington, requests like this run around 4-6% of meetings.

Yes, from 24 hours to 7 days. Within Washington — weekends with activities (Tidal Basin, Smithsonian, Georgetown waterfront, a concert at the Kennedy Center, dinner at the Inn at Little Washington outside the city). Trips to New York, Miami, Aspen — agreed 2 to 5 days ahead. Travel, accommodation, meals — on the client; the model's fee separate.

Yes. Late March through mid-April Washington is packed with tourists, hotels in Georgetown and around the National Mall book 2-3 months ahead. Room rates run above the usual. If you're planning a meeting in this window — write to the manager 3 to 4 weeks out, we'll help with the choice of hotel and time so you avoid the crowds at the Tidal Basin.

Telegram or WhatsApp only. It's a deliberate position: all details should be in writing for accuracy, and end-to-end encryption is more reliable than ordinary lines. For urgent matters messengers respond as fast as the phone. Especially important in Washington, where confidentiality questions don't get debated.

Meetings under 2 hours. Mass events without a specific client. Sharing a model's photos with third parties. Any political talk from the model. Scenarios tied to public representation or filming the client. Haggling after the meeting. All of this is talked through at the coordination stage.

Free of charge — minimum 12 hours ahead. Later — a compensation share, usually 30% of the cost if the model is already en route. On the day of the meeting with cancellation an hour before — payment of half the slot. Rescheduling with the same model on another date — no penalty if she's free.

Yes, we have 48 cities. For a client who often moves between Washington, New York, Miami — the manager will pick a model in the city you need or arrange for a familiar DC model to travel with you. The second option usually runs from 24 hours, with travel and accommodation on the client.