In July, online-dating app Tinder hosted two weekend-long events in a $13 million dollar Montauk home for their members-only edition, Tinder Select.
The home, according to PageSix was located on "billionaire's row," and has high-profile neighbors such as Ralph Lauren and Robert De Niro.
But the app reportedly failed to get a proper permit for the events, and the noise level of the party had the police and fire marshals showing up, ticketing guests for open-containers and parking violations. Now, host Joshua Metz, the director of marketing at Tinder, might be facing a $20,000 fine. A look at the event, below.
The exclusive party catered to those working within the fashion industry, and New York City socialites.
Fashion designer Timo Weiland helped guest DJ the party.
Guests such as MADE co-founder Jenné Lombardo, center, and Vogue's Selby Drummond, left, attended.
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