With an endless parade of candlelight balls, luxury hunting trips and trips in classic cars, the world seems There are nothing but a playground for a set of old money lites.
Picturesque social media pages show groups of glamorous young people who attend shimmering events, champagne on the como of Lake pop or enjoy a place under the Italian sun.
But with a closer look, the allure of the newest rich kid cult is not all that it seems. Under the shiny facade, according to an insider, there is a whole series of attention -seeking Wannabes.
Called the tuxedo society, tHe countless 'most exclusive club' counts European royalties to its ranks and is, 'dedicated to the best experiences in the most iconic places of all time'.
Fashion journalist Louis Pisano lifted the lid on the Ritzy group and claims that the entire operation is nothing more than an Instagram -shine show after a particularly soft clip in their polished parties was shown.
“Sorry that I have the fantasy burst, but I know one of the girls in this video and nothing of this is casual or real,” wrote Pisano.
'It is an' Instagram club 'where if you are accepted, you can pay to dress up and make' old money 'content with them. '
The claims are far from the ultra-cared image projected by the social media pages of the Tuxedo Club.
The tuxedo styles rise itself as an exclusive member club aimed at elites with old money
Members are said to be asked to covers at least $ 6,000 a year for membership costs
In exchange, they are given access to large parties and luxury experiences
Membership is supposedly available, 'via a selective application process' and seems to have been granted to people Princess Eugenie Van Hannover, a German royal who often pops up in reports on social media.
Influencer Federico di Custoza is also one of the ranks who often again share the content with its 26,000 followers.
The contribution is at least $ 6,000 a yearThe Tab reports, but exact prices seem to have been scrubbed from the club's website since.
The 'society' also stated earlier that access would only be reserved for them for an annual income of more than $ 500,000 or a net value of seven figures, according to Pisano's report.
The claims, however, were thrown by the journalist who says that not all that Glitters is gold.
Pisano tackles the claims that members must be ultra -rich before they will be considered, added: “This is not true from my personal knowledge of a member.”
Currently, the Society website is that it embraces, 'individuals with ambition and passion, regardless of their background'.
“Whether you are a visionary, a maker or a wanderer, tuxedo, tuxedo is tailored to people who are being pursued for unparalleled experiences and real connections.”
However, an insider has claimed that the elite -testics is nothing more than an Instagram -shine
Reports members must earn at least $ 500,000 a year or have a net value of seven digits are not true, according to the source
Many of the members of the group describe themselves as content makers
Founded by internet personality Riccardo Capotost and entrepreneur Gabriele Bonini, is the motto of the Tuxedo Society: 'attractive people who do attractive things in attractive places'.
The Instagram feed of the club consists of model types that play tennis in formal wear or rubbing shoulders in lush masked balls.
The website is partially invoiced as a network option that members can expect, 'unparalleled connections, exclusive experiences and the way of the Lord'.
But despite all the wealth shown, there was clearly no budget for a proof reader because potential members are invited to 'learn the art of everyday elegance, Aporach [sic] Living with the charm of a Lord. '
In the meantime, the promised 'Global Adventures' also seem to center mainly around the same locations in the beautiful Lake Como in Italy.
“You will also become a member of a distinguished community of visionary individuals, united by a shared passion for exploration and real connection,” the website said.
Among those to take up the offer and probably to peel thousands every year, there are various professionals who work within the luxury industry.
f Princess Eugenie van Hannover, a German royal, crops often on reports on social media
The Instagram feed of the club is littered with shiny videos of hunting trips around the Como Lake
Stylized setups such as this position Heavy on the social media pages of the club
'Aviation Strategist, Culinary Artisan and aesthete' Lars Schoning is prominent on the website, set in a private jet.
Many members describe themselves as content makers and entrepreneurs, with one woman based in the 'Fine Paper Industry'.
The club recently attracted the attention of around 25.5 million people with a viral Tiktok with one of their Grand Lake Como parties.
The video led to discussion about whether those offered actually came from generation -rich or just posters.
The discourse does not seem to have damaged the brand, but the club recently announced that it will assess the new applications.
“Exclusivity is not about figures,” wrote the on Instagram, “but about curation that brings individuals together who really belong in this circle.”
