Aiden Starr

Porn sensation Aiden Starr moved to NYC to attend university but ended up becoming a fetish superstar. In the late 1990's Aiden began performing for the cameras not for the money but for the thrill she got as an exhibitionist. Aiden quickly became involved in the high-profile Manhattan SM scene and used her porn earnings as a way to pay for her NYU education. As a popular fixture in the NY scene Aiden became known as "Mistress Lolita" and was hired as head manager for The Den of Antiquity, a prominent fetish dungeon. After completing her education Aiden moved to the West Coast and opened her own branch of the Den in the heart of Hollywood. The L.A. Den quickly became an in-demand filming location for producers from not only the straight porn and fetish industries but the regular entertainment industry as well, inspiring Mistress Lolita herself to take up video production. In 2006, Aiden Starr joined forces with long-time friend Julie Simone to begin producing Vicious Vixens for Julie Simone Productions. The popular series combines an authentic respect and understanding for the fetish lifestyle market with just enough of a veneer of glossy eroticism to attract the mainstream market as well. The series has been critically acclaimed and nominated for Best BDSM film at the AVN Awards.

Porn sensation Aiden Starr moved to NYC to attend university but ended up becoming a fetish superstar. In the late 1990's Aiden began performing for the cameras not for the money but for the thrill she got as an exhibitionist. Aiden quickly became involved in the high-profile Manhattan SM scene and used her porn earnings as a way to pay for her NYU education. As a popular fixture in the NY scene Aiden became known as "Mistress Lolita" and was hired as head manager for The Den of Antiquity, a prominent fetish dungeon. After completing her education Aiden moved to the West Coast and opened her own branch of the Den in the heart of Hollywood. The L.A. Den quickly became an in-demand filming location for producers from not only the straight porn and fetish industries but the regular entertainment industry as well, inspiring Mistress Lolita herself to take up video production. In 2006, Aiden Starr joined forces with long-time friend Julie Simone to begin producing Vicious Vixens for Julie Simone Productions. The popular series combines an authentic respect and understanding for the fetish lifestyle market with just enough of a veneer of glossy eroticism to attract the mainstream market as well. The series has been critically acclaimed and nominated for Best BDSM film at the AVN Awards.