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There is no simple way to describe John Stagliano's The Fashionistas, the elaborate stage show based on his legendary porn movie. A complicated fairy tale of love, lust and obsession communicated through acrobatics, aerial choreography, multimedia flash and profanely erotic costumery, the dance extravaganza is one of the most unusual cross-breedings of art and erotica that's ever been seen. It sports a level of indulgence that makes the rest of Vegas look tame, but its expert dancers and amazing aerialists manage to pull it all off with impressive success.
The Fashionistas tells the story of Jesse, the creative force behind fetish design company Fashionista. Brainy shoegazer Jesse desperately wants to seduce haute-couture it-boy Antonio, a designer of high-end mainstream fashion. Bored with the world of high-end fashion, Antonio wants to spice things up with a little perversion; enter Helena, "the woman in red," Jesse's jealous lover and the owner of Fashionista. Under Helena's whip, Jesse creates an interactive DVD to showcase the innovative designs of Fashionista. Like the crafty vixen she is, however, she places an Easter Egg on the DVD, tempting Antonio into the world of her pervy sexual fantasies.
The story is related with the elaborate physical techniques of a latter-day circus, with aerial acrobats engaging in stunning feats of athleticism above the heads of the audience. Meanwhile, dancers tryst and writhe, catfight and strip and screw, with the hardcore sex from Stagliano's original movie replaced with stylized dance moves that convey accurately the intense physical motions of sex without ever showing nudity. This is an explicit show, make no mistake, but the choreography is what explicitly communicates the sexual activity, proving that porn doesn't have to show it all.
Ultimately, The Fashionistas is two parts porn video, three parts Vegas topless dance revue, and about eleventy-seven parts a proprietary liquor of raw inspiration, innovation, perversion and prestidigitation. With its blending of classy dance with slutty dance music, sacred romanticism with profane raunch, it's one of the most unusual things you'll ever see. Whether you're a dance fan, a connoisseur of the performance arts, a lover of fetish, or just a perv who loves porn, you absolutely must not miss this magnificent erotic dance masterpiece.
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