Chloe discusses camisks

Good morning and Tal, kind masters and mistresses. Today we're in one of the sun-lit courtyards of master Brinn's estate where he sometimes trains with his sword against practice wooden dummies and then with his handsome captains – men like Finnian and, *blushes a little in a coy way* Geralt. You'd be surprised how many slave girls find the opportunity to gather and watch from the sides as these big muscled men sweat it out in combat with one another. :)

But there's no fighting today and so I'm using the courtyard to display two lovely kajirae wearing a variety of camisks that I designed. Now the camisk traditionally comes in two patterns, one of which is Turian in origin.

Caitlin, be so kind as to step forward for the pleasure of the masters and mistresses. Thank you, girl. Caitlin is in a very good mood today, as you can possibly tell, having been given a couple of candies earlier on. I've dressed her in a variation of the Turian camisk, red in this case because I think it sets off so well against her skin tone.

The common Turian design forms an inverted 'T' in which the bar of the 'T' would be beveled on each side and fastened with a single cord. The cord binds the garment on the girl at three points, behind her neck, behind her back, and in front at her waist. The garment itself, as might be supposed, fastens behind the girl's neck, passes before her, passes between her legs and is then lifted and, folding the two sides of the T's bar about her hips, ties in front. The Turian camisk, unlike the common camisk, will cover a girl's brand; on the other hand, unlike the common camisk, it leaves the back uncovered and can be tied, and is, snugly, the better to disclose the girl's beauty. The variation I've added is to not make the bar of fabric running down the front of the girl a single piece, but rather two split pieces that reveals a little more of the curvature and swell of her breasts.

This kind of camisk of course cries out for accessories and you'll see the lovely Caitlin doesn't want for any of them – I've gone a little overboard with toe rings, ornamented ankle rings, bracelets and, I just knew she would look good in these – big, chunky upper arm bangles. There's no doubt that Caitlin is going to make a lovely slave for some lucky man when she is eventually enslaved.

Yes, Caitlin, you will be enslaved eventually. It's really only a mater of time.

The ever helpful Naomi, first girl of the Larl of the Thassa, is kindly modelling the more common camisk, which consists of a long single strip of fabric with a hole cut for her head to pass through. This is draped over the girl like a poncho and tied snugly in place with binding fibre around her waist. Unlike the Turian camisk her brand is open to view and many masters enjoy touching and stroking a slave brand of a girl clad in a camisk. The girl tends to enjoy it too, and I've seen Naomi flaunting her visible brand to various guardsmen while she was waiting at the side.

Yes, I did see it. *smiles* I'm a first girl too, Naomi. I see these things as well as you do. :)

My variation on the design is to make the length of fabric a little narrower and to accentuate the plunging nature of the neckline. Naomi is a girl who can really pull off wearing the colour yellow – not an easy task for every kajira, and so I've taken the opportunity to dress her that way. Because the vivid colour draws the eye in a striking fashion I've accessorised Naomi rather more lightly than I did with Caitlin, contrasting an upper bangle on her right arm with a wrist bangle on her left. Asymmetrical jewellery works well when the central garment draws the eye.

Both women of course wear standard Gorean slave collars.

Thank you again, kind masters and mistresses. I hope you have a pleasant and fruitful day.

- Chloe, first girl on the estate of Brinn of the Sardar.