I’m sure you’ve heard me bemoan the decline in fashion before. I find that everyday has become casual Friday. Let’s face it. There are some hot chicks, for example, that can pull off sweatpants better than others can. Nevertheless, no one wants to see even the hottest dude with his manly bits swinging freely in the same sort of cavalierly comfortable clothing item. Don’t even get me started on plumbers butt. Luckily, we can enjoy some bondage and dramatic attire on Limited Audience.

Mistress Tracy delights in all that Renaissance Fair type stuff, where people dress in outfits from medieval times. She claims that the site does offer some of its hogtied vixens dressed as such damsels in distress from the Dark Ages. However, equally dark are some of the Goth babes that star in some of the featured scenarios. It isn’t necessarily evident just from a glance at the members’ area preview though.

Nonetheless, Mistress T does point out that although there are only 46 models, they manage multiple performances and have created a mind boggling parade of 369 galleries, 278 video clips and 40 illustrated stories. The latter Mistress Tracy describes as actual written plots with photos to follow the text. They’re sort of adult fairy tales with a twisted version of a happy ending, rather than a moral at the end.

The site gets full marks for purity, although at times our reviewer found the same scenarios were reused in multiple shoots for video footage and photo spreads. Mistress T did feel more could be done to highlight the originality of the site’s main medieval fetish and bondage theme. However, the content is 100 percent exclusive and does come in some unique formats. For example, you can download the LimitedAudience online magazine in PDF format, to read offline in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Now, to discuss some original and dramatic attire, so over-the-top, it’s fetishistic by sheer design. Albeit perhaps clothing, so expensive and impractical, as to be almost more pure fantasy than most fetish porn is. You may not care much about high fashion, but I saw a few images on some news site taken from John Galliano’s Haute Couture show held at the Palace of Versailles in France, to mark the 60th anniversary of the House of Christian Dior.

Anyway, I managed to research it again today and found some good pics on a blog called Second City Style. Definitely, some rococo style ball gowns with tiny corseted waists, heaving bosoms and fancy headdresses. There were also many fifties’ style outfits (called the Dior new look, back in the day) that I’d love to see Dita Van Teesen in. I love fetishist glamour brought to life, if even for a day outside Paris.