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Inside Miami Footnight, South Florida's Foot Fetish Party

February 13, 2021 15:15PM

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Karli Evans
Jenni Foxx, a professional dominatrix and Miami DJ, poses with a collar and leash at a recent Miami Footnight.
Miami Footnight, a monthly foot fetish party in South Florida, brings together models with beautiful feet and men who pay to lavish all kinds of attention on them. Photography by Karli Evans

See also: Miami's Fetish Community Falls Head Over Heels for Feet
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