Can micelles form in a polar-vacuum interface?

As the formation of micelles depends on, among many factors, the difference of polarity/relative permittivity of the solvents involved with the surfactant, I'm wondering if a polar-vacuum system is possible.


After all, a vacuum has a relative permittivity of 1, the lowest on the dielectric scale. Am I making an incorrect assumption or missing a piece of information in regard to this?


PS: I’m asking from a theoretical framework, not a practical/feasible one.


PS: In regards to the comments asking to define the polar-vacuum system, it is equivalent to the picture micelle; the only difference is that the middle of the normal system is a vacuum, as it has the lowest polarity, even lower than oils.
[![Micelle Structure](https://i.stack.imgur.com/4D0TE.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/4D0TE.png)


