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->''"It helps to have the damsel in distress in nice clothing, you know. Helps make the atmosphere."''
-->-- ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi''

In addition to being captured, a character (usually a woman) is found by the rescuers and seen by the audience in an [[{{Fanservice}} embarrassing outfit]] (usually something revealing or stereotypically feminine); she casually spends the rest of the episode wearing it until she can escape. Not done so often anymore -- possibly because of the sketchy nature of who exactly stripped her and forced her to wear such a thing, or because heroines now tend to [[{{Stripperific}} have no qualms about showing a lot of skin]] -- but it pops up in ScienceFiction from time to time. The lite version where [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe the villain tries to force-marry the heroine]] seems pretty dated too.

The male version of this is ShirtlessCaptives. A (usually) comic variation has the guy's buddies come in to find him [[ChainedToABed strapped to the bed]] in his boxers, either because his captor didn't want him to have anything that could allow him to escape or because he was captured by [[TooDumbToLive letting the woman tie him up because she'd convinced him she was into bondage]].

Overlaps with BatheHerAndBringHerToMe if we see the captive being stripped, washed, dressed, and otherwise prepared for her captor. See also SexSlave, whose default attire is probably this. Compare ReadyForLovemaking, InstantCosplaySurprise and BadJobWorseUniform, the latter of which also has a character being forced to wear an embarrassing outfit, but for humor instead of {{Fanservice}}. When the captive is stripped bare but no clothes are offered in turn, it falls under ShamefulStrip. Overlaps with UndressingTheUnconscious if the captive is stripped while unconscious.

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[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
%%* ''Literature/AiNoKusabi'': The outfits worn by Pets are certainly revealing.
* Tokiwa from ''Anime/AskDrRin'' claims to attempt to do the lite version to Meirin, although all he actually tries to do is kiss her (even this fails). In fact, when he does make the claim, it more tends to highlight his own instability.
* ''Manga/BlackButler'':
** Happens to Ciel in the anime. Before being led to presumably be raped by the high priest of the cult, they feel the need to bathe him and put him in a rather cute altar boy outfit.
** Hannah, Alois Trancey's maid from the second season. Her dress is [[{{Meido}} standard maid-fare]], but, as seen during her ShamefulStrip, all she wears underneath is a corset and see-through slip. Oddly, Alois is a [[CreepyChild creepy]] [[DepravedHomosexual gay]] [[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior kid]], so this was probably done to KickTheDog rather than for {{Fanservice}}. Ironically enough, this is what happened to Alois when he was first kidnapped by the Earl of Trancy, back when the boy was known as Jim Macken.
** This is also what happened to Ciel along with his twin brother in the manga's flashback. The cultists made them wear elaborate costumes before they were brutally raped by both the male and female members.
* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'':
** When Orihime was forced into going to Hueco Mundo because of a SadisticChoice, she was put into a dress-like outfit similar to the Arrancar's white uniforms; however, [[http://images.wikia.com/bleach/en/images/8/84/Inouehuecomundo.png said outfit]] is one of the most chaste in a {{fanservice}}-heavy series.
** In the Thousand-Year Blood War arc, we see Tier Harribel chained up in a skimpy outfit as [[spoiler:a prisoner of the Wandenreich.]] The outfit is just her Resureccion Form, minus the BFS and plus ClothingDamage.
* ''Anime/BloodPlus'' has [[spoiler:Saya waking up naked after being captured (and rescued) by Solomon. Downplayed in that he gives her a nice gown to wear instead of something revealing]].
* In ''Literature/{{Campione}}'', Duke Sasha Dejenstahl Voban once had dozens of enslaved {{Miko}}s, who wore [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/20210607_183501.png white tunics]] that exposed their arms, legs, and the sides of their torsos and they didn't have shoes nor [[GoingCommando underwear]]. In the present, he recaptures his former slave Mariya and she wakes up back in this outfit. This is anime and manga-only, she was in her regular outfit in the light novel.
* In the "Queen of the Adriatic Sea Arc" of ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'', Touma and Orsola sneak onto Biagio Busoni's ship to find that he's enslaved several nuns and forced them to wear certain outfits. Most looked like nun habits stained with yellow, but Agnese's was a dress that ''[[{{Stripperific}} looked like it had gone through a shredder]]''. The outfits were enchanted to [[ShockCollar cause the girls extreme pain if they tried to use magic or escape]].
* ''Anime/CodeGeass'':
** Used in the second season, where Kallen is kept as a prisoner by Britannia for a good chunk of the season and wears a... rather revealing and frilly dress, as well as princess shoes (not to mention she's trapped inside a glass cage/room). She does get to beat up [[spoiler:Suzaku]] while wearing it, though. A somewhat justified case, as she had been in ordinary prison garb (see C.C. below) in an ordinary prison cell, and her new accommodations were Nunnally's way of treating her nicely during her imprisonment.
** Nearly happened to her in the first episode of the second season, where she's dressed up in bunny outfit while working undercover in a casino. A mafia boss at the casino is coincidentally going "bunny hunting" and tries to grab Kallen like he already had with a couple of other girls... Someone on the writing staff was given a little too much freedom.
** Happens again in the series finale, this time to both males and females. [[spoiler:In the final step of his ZeroApprovalGambit, the Zero Requiem, Lelouch parades a dozen of his former allies to the execution grounds in straitjackets, along with [[http://randomc.net/image/CODE%20GEASS/CODE%20GEASS%20R2%20-%2025%20-%20Large%2022.jpg Schneizel bound with massive gold chains and dressed in rags]]. [[IncestSubtext His little sister Nunnally]] is also present, her ankles chained, wearing a simple dress that's [[http://randomc.net/image/CODE%20GEASS/CODE%20GEASS%20R2%20-%2025%20-%20Large%2024.jpg very revealing]] compared to [[http://randomc.net/image/CODE%20GEASS/CODE%20GEASS%20R2%20-%2022%20-%20Large%2038.jpg her usual attire]].]]
** Self-imposed version: C.C. spends much of the first season voluntarily wearing the full-body straitjacket Britannia stuck her in, symbolically representing her being bound to this world [[spoiler:since, initially at least, she just wanted to die]]. As her interaction with Lelouch changes her worldview, she starts wearing more normal clothing, up until the final plot arc when the restraining suit makes a return to mark [[spoiler:her willing participation in Lelouch's self-sacrificing Zero Requiem plot]].
* In the [[GroundhogDayLoop Rewinding Town]] arc of ''Manga/DGrayMan'', [[LittleMissBadass Road Kamelot]] dresses up [[KickChick Lenalee Lee]] in an ElegantGothicLolita-looking gown and curls her long hair, normally in GirlishPigtails, into RegalRinglets.
* In ''Anime/DarkerThanBlack'', when Misaki is at her MafiaPrincess ForgottenChildhoodFriend Alice's birthday party, Alice declares that her punishment for forgetting about her birthday is that she's going to have to wear a rather revealing qipao. ([[TheGlassesGottaGo She also steals her glasses]].) This being [=DtB=], [[spoiler:it turns out that Alice has gone AxCrazy and is [[NastyParty planning to kill everyone at the party]],]] and as a result Misaki spends the rest of the 2-episode arc trying to escape in said outfit. Several jokes are made at her expense, and the bottom half of the skirt gets ripped off around the time things get messy, showing even ''more'' leg.
* ''Manga/FairyTail'': In the Eclipse Celestial Spirits arc, Virgo, who is normally content to be Lucy's maid, gets her personality inverted and decides to enslave and torture Lucy. She uses her magic to turn Lucy's outfit into a bikini.
* In ''Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero'', Luctiana kidnaps Saito and Tiffania. When the pair wakes up, they find that though Saito's outfit was untouched, Tiffania is now in traditional elf attire. At least it was a modest outfit.
* ''Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya'': When the Ainsworths capture Miyu and prepare to sacrifice her to the Holy Grail, they put her in a backless dress with elbow length gloves, but no shoes. They put her in this outfit again when they recapture her. When they capture and brainwash Rin and Luvia into becoming their servants, they put them in maid outfits.
* In the ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' [[CanonDisContinuity anime]], [[HotWitch Caster]] kidnaps the normally conservatively dressed Sakura, brainwashes her, and dresses her up in a [[HellBentForLeather tight leather outfit]] that is quite out of character.... Although it is a ShoutOut to the computer game on which the series is based, to a different plot scenario mentioned in the Visual Novels folder.
* ''Literature/FullMetalPanic'':
** Played straight with a bit character in the first series; in the episode which flashes back to how Mao met Sōsuke and Kurz, the bad guys demonstrate their bad-guy status by, among other things, forcing a young female captive to wear first a bunnygirl costume and later a slinky dress.
** In ''Anime/FullMetalPanicFumoffu'', the villain of the day plans to do this to Kaname and Ren in order to torment Ren's father with pictures of it, but his compound is raided by Sōsuke and the Mikihara gang before he can put his plan into action.
* In the anime of ''Anime/Golgo13'' episode 42, Duke Togo is sent to kill a DoubleAgent in a Canadian winter. He captures a female agent guarding the man, drugs her, and [[UndressingTheUnconscious strips her naked]] so she can't run away. She's only feigning unconsciousness, and once Togo leaves, she knocks out a staff member at the hotel where they're staying and takes her clothing, [[LittleDeadRidingHood including a bright red overcoat]]. She then runs to the agent to warn him that Togo is on the way. As they flee on a snowmobile, [[OhCrap she realises that her red jacket makes her stand out in the snow]]. Togo set the whole thing up so he could pick out his target at a distance.
* ''Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya'':
** Spoofed in the first episode of ''The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya'', where the narrator and cameraman Kyon nearly flips his lid when he realizes that Itsuki had to have undressed and bathed Mikuru while she was unconscious in order for the scene he was filming to make sense. He starts threatening physical violence as soon as it starts getting into "DudeShesLikeInAComa" as well.
** In the original novel, Mikuru was ''drunk'' while filming this scene, thanks to two ''extremely'' mischievous friends of hers who wanted to "[[EnforcedMethodActing enforce her acting]]" by spiking her drinks. Kyon was [[{{Pun}} pissed (in the US sense) that she was pissed (in the UK sense)]].
* This is, well, the ''plot'' of ''Manga/HeIsMyMaster'' -- the whole series. Two girls become indentured maids to a kid, having no other way to repay the millions of yen they owe him; he spends the rest of the show dressing them up as embarrassingly as he possibly can.
* In an episode of ''Literature/KyoKaraMaoh'', Yuuri is forced to escape and be rescued in a very frilly maid outfit. It's not so bad, considering that the person who rescued him was also [[WholesomeCrossdresser a man in a frilly maid outfit]].
* In Episode 16 of ''Manga/LoveHina'', Naru Narusegawa plays the role of Sanzo in a rather loosely followed play of "Sayuki". In an opening shot, she is held captive on a chain leash by the "bad guy" and is wearing very similar clothes to slave Leia. Its made worse when Keitaro [[WardrobeMalfunction accidentally removes]] her already-scanty top with a swipe of his staff.
* Miyabi and Synclavia in ''Literature/MagiciansAcademy'' weren't exactly modest when they were free (Synclavia's dominatrix outfit, especially), but after they're forced to work for Ataro, they're usually seen in some sort of otaku fetish outfit afterward. {{Meido}} wear is the most common, but they change according to Ataro's mood.
* Used in the ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' anime, when the girls are captured by their rivals after losing to them in battle. Each girl wore typical costumes of the planets their captors came through: a Chinese dress for Fuu, a cyberpunk gown for Hikaru, and a revealing [[SultryBellyDancer odalisque]] outfit for Umi. The latter even lampshades this when she openly whines to her captors, the Chizeta princesses, about having to dress in [[StripperIffic "skimpy" clothes]] ([[DoesThisMakeMeLookFat and how she's been putting on weight lately]]), but one of the princesses (HotBlooded Tata) shows surprise as to why Umi would complain. (To their captors's credits, they generally sent female guards or maids to greet the girls and give them these clothes; the only time it didn't happen, the one who dressed Hikaru up was a teenage boy around her age).
* In ''Manga/{{MAR}}'', besides the dog collar Alviss was forced to wear, he changed into a darker outfit when being controlled by Phantom.
* In ''Manga/MeruPuri'', Airi is kidnapped by Jeile and wakes up in a fancy gothic dress with her hair in baby doll ringlets. She immediately panics at the thought of him changing her clothes while she slept until his fairy Maruru explains that she dressed her with her magic.
* A mild example is ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ'' when Leina Ashta is captured and held captive by Glemy Toto for most of the first half of the series. Glemy is enthralled by Leina and spends most of the time having her educated as a "Lady" to be an image in the future Zeon movement, much to her chagrin. During her captivity, Glemy has Leina wearing fancy dresses. In one episode she's also seen in a leotard while one of Glemy's instructors is giving her ballet lessons.
* In ''Anime/NadiaTheSecretOfBlueWater'', the title heroine is captured by the BigBad and made to wear a Neo-Atlantis uniform. The suit, though [[SpyCatsuit skintight]], is less revealing than her [[MsFanservice usual outfit]]. Even so, Nadia says she is embarrassed and disgusted to wear it because it represents something she hates.
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In The Last movie, Hinata is seen clad in a very pretty black outfit. Problem is... she wears it when she's a prisoner of the BigBad Toneri, who is also her StalkerWithACrush and plans to either force or brainwash her into marrying him.
* ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'':
** The first instance took place when Evangeline kidnapped and brainwashed several of Negi's students. She dressed them up in French maid outfits before facing Negi.
** Happens to Asuna Kagurazaka when the villain Wilhelm captured her, and she woke up in lingerie.
** Happens again in the Magic World when [[spoiler:the Gateport incident scatters everybody and Ako, Akira, and Natsumi]] end up selling themselves into slavery. Complete with {{French Maid Outfit}}s (again) and shock collars. [[spoiler:Negi and Kotarō are later able to buy their freedom.]]
** Happens ''again'' to [[spoiler:Asuna, when Fate captures her]].
** Although the examples shown are usually ''not'' related to this trope, it should be noted that ''Negima'' often does show many people who ''are'' ready and willing to forcibly change another person's clothing and put them into various costumes (at Mahorafest for example, you are more likely to be ''press-ganged'' into a contest than you are to apply for one). This is usually PlayedForLaughs.
* In ''Anime/{{Noein}}'', when Haruka is abducted and taken to the future, she becomes naked except for a poncho. Though this does appear to be standard attire in the future.
* Nami in ''Manga/OnePiece'' is captured by the creepy perverted Absalom that wants her as a wife and therefore wakes up in a gorgeous wedding dress. This temporarily distracts both [[ChivalrousPervert Sanji]] and her would-be husband as they admire her (while she's still unconscious).
* ''[[Anime/ProjectAKo Project A-ko]]'': Played with in the second half of ''Uncivil Wars'', when Maruten offers to [[spoiler: bring B-ko back to life]]... for "a price". A-ko immediately assumes he means her body and imagines being doomed to a life of sexual slavery, until he tells her he only wants her to help him in stop Gail instead.
* ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'':
** Female Ranma is kidnapped by Sentarō Daimonji after she'd rescued him. The [[MartialArtsAndCrafts tea ceremony martial artist]] gives her drugged tea, and when she wakes up, Ranma is wearing an elaborate wedding kimono. Sentarō isn't really a villain, though, more like a ''very'' [[ShelteredAristocrat sheltered and clueless]] (if somewhat creepy) lovestruck teenager who at first doesn't really understand that he shouldn't do stuff like this.
** Later in the manga, Akane and Ukyō are captured by Konatsu's stepfamily of ugly kunōichi; they end up chained and dressed as {{Playboy Bunn|y}}ies.
* ''[[Manga/Reborn2004 Reborn!]]'': While not quite as fanservicy as the trope usually implies, Daemon's first order of business after he pulls a HypnotizeTheCaptive on Chrome is making her change into the Simon Middle School uniform.
* In the last arc of the ''Anime/RurouniKenshin'' manga, Enishi [[spoiler:kidnaps Kaoru and uses her clothes to dress up a fake corpse that looks like her]]. Kaoru wakes up in Enishi's base in a bathrobe. He lends her a Western dressing gown later, though. This is made even more disturbing when you realize that all young women [[spoiler:remind Enishi of his dead older sister.]]
* In ''[[Franchise/SailorMoon Sailor Moon R]]'', Prince Demande kidnaps Usagi and dresses her in something ''less'' revealing than her Sailor Senshi Uniform: -- a white flowy dress with gold at the bust. It still counts, since Demande is trying to make Moon look more like her future self Neo Queen Serenity [[{{Yandere}} upon whom he has a very creepy crush]] and it has a ''very'' low cleavage. And both in the [[Manga/SailorMoon manga]] and ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'', he gets away with giving her a ForcefulKiss (in the anime, Demande ''almost'' smooches poor Usagi by force but Mamoru's BigDamnHeroes stops this).
%%* Pretty much the whole theme of ''Manga/{{Shitsurakuen}}''.
* ''Literature/{{Shimoneta}}'': The entirety of episode 12 is a ruse by Black Base, to lure Anna, [[YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters SOX]], and [[DudeLooksLikeALady Oboro]] to an outdoor ousen by sending them phony invitations from Anna's mother, Sophia. He steals their clothes while they're in the changing rooms and leaves only black lingerie for them to wear. Oboro and Bikan-chan stumble into one of his traps which soaks their Prefect uniforms, leaving them no choice but to also wear lingerie while waiting for their uniforms to dry.
* An ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'' costume logically requiring others doing the undressing ''is'' pointed out in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}''. Given it was the standard for the [[spoiler:theme park that Lina had been thrown into after a nearly disastrous confrontation with the BigBad]], one wonders why people would ''pay'' to go there.
* Happens to Asuna in ''Literature/SwordArtOnline''. While she is [[spoiler: trapped]] in ALO she is wearing a rather revealing outfit that Suguo himself most likely designed.
* ''Manga/TokyoGhoul'': When Mutsuki is captured by his StalkerWithACrush Torso the latter reveals he is going to marry him and that he [[ALoveToDismember cut off Mutsuki's legs and arms]] and put a wedding ring on his finger and a white dress on him.
* In ''Anime/{{Voltron}}'', Prince Lotor had an entire troupe of slaves whose purpose was to dance for his pleasure. At one point he announced his intention to have Allura and Romelle join them once he captured them.
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[[folder:Comic Books]]
* ''ComicBook/{{Blackhawk}}'': [[ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey Lady Blackhawk]] is kidnapped and brainwashed by super villain Killer Shark and even has her own super villain outfit, [[http://images.wikia.com/marvel_dc/images/8/8a/Zinda_Blake_Queen_Killer_Shark_001.png here]], [[http://images.wikia.com/marvel_dc/images/1/1a/Zinda_Blake_Queen_Killer_Shark_003.png here]] and [[https://www.flickr.com/photos/m_burkhardt/4524880831/ here]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Cavewoman}}'': As first seen in ''Oasis'', and later explored in much greater depth in ''Carrie's Oasis Diary'', the King of Oasis kidnaps women for his harem and dresses them in {{Stripperific}} outfits; sometimes consisting of just gold chains hanging from their nipples and belly buttons.
* In the DC miniseries from the eighties ''Conqueror of the Barren Earth'', when Zhengla makes Jinal his slave, he dresses her in a very skimpy outfit.
* ''ComicBook/{{Crimson}}'' has a male version of this trope when the female villain [[BigBad Lisseth]] captures the hero's mentor [[TheAtoner Ekimus]], strips him shirtless and chains him to a makeshift throne while referring to him as her pet. The fact he is a large, monstrous inhuman that couldn't possibly be described as attractive makes this far from [[FanDisservice titillating]].
* An alternate ending of the ''ComicBook/DarkReign'' storyline, which may have been nothing more than Doctor Doom daydreaming, shows Doom double crossing Osborn and killing him and the Hood a year after Osborn is victorious, after which [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2c/4b/48/2c4b48df3ea1fc53e401a9632aaf7462.jpg Emma Frost and Loki -- in female form -- end up like this and chained to his throne]]. (It's pretty obvious that Doom would have turned against Osborn and the Hood if the villains had won, but whether or not this part was truly included in his plans or just some fetish fantasy of his, we may never know.)
* ''ComicBook/{{Djinn}}'': Kim gets knocked out by one of Amin's henchmen and wakes up in a blue dress with a open cleavage. While relatively modest, she is annoyed that Amin saw her naked and [[UndressingTheUnconscious dressed her while she was unconscious]].
* In the ''VideoGame/DragonsLair'' comics, Princess Daphne normally wears a modest dress. When Singe captures her, she is next seen in her revealing outfit from the video game. Singe has an entire harem of girls in revealing outfits.
* ''ComicBook/Gen13'':
** Has happened to [[MsFanservice Caitlin Fairchild]] at least twice. The first time it's a mad scientist; the second (or at least a subsequent) time it's an alien warlord. Unlike most heroines, she actively dwells on the fact that this [[UndressingTheUnconscious means the villain saw her naked]].
** In a borderline third case, she becomes indebted to a villainess who forces Fairchild to go on a mission for her in a fetishistic latex costume. She's not technically a prisoner (except to her debt and/or sense of honor) but at the end of the mission, the villainess erases her memory, leaving her thinking that she still owes a favor (and suggesting that this isn't the first time she's done it).
* ''ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'': In their guest appearance in ''Marvel Two-In One'', there's a recurring character who serves the Badoon. Since this was the '70s, she says she was made a slave but the story doesn't and cannot explicitly state what ''kind''... but her skimpy leotard outfit gives a pretty big hint it's not working in the scullery.
* In one of the ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}} [[ExpandedUniverse Weird Tales]]'' stories, there's a [[TwoFistedTales Lobster Johnson story]] where he finds his kidnapped sidekick [[FanDisservice tied up on a bed, wearing fishnets, a bodice, and a ball-gag]] (and nothing else).
-->"Sir, do you happen to have an extra firearm on you? I've had time to do some thinking these last few days and I believe [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge I'd like to do some killing now]]."
* ''ComicBook/LadyDeath'':
** In ''The Crucible'', Lady Death is captured by pirates in the interdimensional realm of Telemach and put on a slave auction while wearing a FurBikini.
** In the ''Abandon All Hope'' miniseries, she poses as a slave along with her friend Satasha in order to steal a CoolSword owned by a king. They are stuffed into outfits that are even more revealing than what they usually wear.
** The 2010 Boundless series plays with this trope in a curious way: when Lady Death is captured by a female villain, shackled to an altar and dressed in a very revealing ChainmailBikini (in other words [[{{Stripperiffic}} her normal outfit]]), because she was previously ''naked'' after her clothes burned off. As the female villain explains:
--->'''Tormina:''' It was my idea to have you dressed. It's embarrassing enough to be defeated, ''[[ShamefulStrip but naked, too]]?'' [[EvenEvilHasStandards That is just overkill]].
* Happens to Julie Winters in ''ComicBook/TheMaxx'' when she's kidnapped by SerialKiller/rapist Mister Gone.
* In ''Series/TheMiddleman'''s graphic novel [[ConclusionInAnotherMedium finale]], Manservant Neville does this to Wendy.
-->'''Wendy:''' You murdered my boyfriend... destroyed my workplace... trapped Noser in a giant diamond... gave my best friend Lacey leukemia... and did God-knows-what to the only father figure I've ever known... ''and the worst you could think to do to me was put me in a slave girl costume?''
* Played with in one issue of ''ComicBook/{{Powergirl}}'' when she is wearing a type of cocktail dress while onboard Vartox's ship.
* Rare male example: At one point in the comic ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'' hero Jesse Custer is knocked out and wakes up to find himself tied to a bed and dressed up in a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII-era German officer's uniform. The culprit behind this is a [[TheVamp villainess]] infatuated with Custer who also has a fetish for national socialist paraphernalia and a penchant for sadomasochism. Before she can have her way with Custer he frees himself and ties her up, prompting her to remark that she likes being treated in such a manner. While still in full Nazi getup, he encounters his black deputy. Awkward... (He looked like Claus Von Stauffenberg (the guy from Valkyrie) because he was wearing an eyepatch when he got up, which makes sense, as he was a worthy enemy in her eyes.)
* A common fate in the world of ComicBook/RedSonja is to be enslaved in the harem of a villain. Sonja's not the only victim; one handmaid in ''Queen of Plagues'' was enslaved after the king of Zamora murdered her husband.
* ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'':
** In the issues #54-55, we see Thanos conquer the universe with the Infinity Gauntlet, and one of the first things he does is place his true love, the incarnation of Death, in a golden bikini.
** A one-shot villain named Mrrungo-Mu had the Surfer's love interest Shalla Bal [[http://static5.comicvine.com/uploads/original/3/38919/1433468-shalla_bal_001.jpg dressed this way]], when he enslaved Zenn-La's people.
* Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse: In what may be a bit of Squick for [[MoralGuardians certain readers]], and [[{{Fanservice}} fetish fuel for many, many, many]] others... [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:AhsokaSlave.jpg Ahsoka pulls a Leia]] in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' tie-in comic, ''Slaves of the Republic''. Although that was a disguise to go undercover (Anakin was pretending to be a slaver and she was his slave); not a straight example of the trope, but it was obviously the inspiration for her cover. When this storyline was [[AnimatedAdaptation adapted]] into the animated series, Ahsoka's outfit underwent AdaptationalModesty (even then, it's still more fanservice-y than her usual attire).
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
** Poor [[ComicBook/NewGods Big Barda]] went through this twice in the (post-[[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths mid-80s-continuity-reboot-wise]]). She gets captured by the Apokoliptian villain Sleez, and as Superman arrives on the scene, he finds Barda all dolled and dressed up as a go-go dancer and being psionically controlled to dance for Sleez. Superman gets captured as well, and as Barda's husband Mister Miracle arrives on the scene, he finds Superman and Barda being psionically controlled by Sleez into making a porno movie! To put this in perspective, [[EvenEvilHasStandards even Darkseid hates Sleez]]; the reason he is on Earth in the first place is because he is kicked out of Apokolips by Darkseid for being such a creep.
** Serling Roquette in ''ComicBook/Superboy1994'' gets forced into a stripperific outfit and placed in a harem full of similarly dressed extraterrestrial slave girls when the extraterrestrial slaver Kossak captures her and Superboy.
* ''ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesMirage'': April O'Neil and her friend Molly are stuffed in [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rco001_1469339979.jpg Egyptian-styled dancing harem outfits]] by an NephariousPharaoh when they research his ancient tomb.
* ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'':
** ComicBook/{{Starfire}} was captured and taken as a slave/trophy by the Gordanians prior to the formation of the team, and wore a militaristic black-and-metal outfit.
** Her sister Komand'r wears the black suit with armor and cloak. Kory's original metal bikini is shown to be her slave harness, originally worn for working in a mine. She still wears a version of it, many years later.
* In an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Thunderbolts}}'', the supervillain Graviton takes over UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco and sets himself up as a conquering lord. When confronted by the protagonists, his "throne room" prominently features some captured female civilians forced to lie at his feet in bikinis.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats: The Return''
** Example for two genders: this DarkerAndEdgier comic series features the twins Wilykit and Wilykat, now hot teenagers rather than spunky children, dressed in very revealing clothing while they served as Mumm-Ra's servants. On the one hand, only Wilykit (the girl one) is actually referred in dialogue to as his concubine and is the only one shown bathing and dressing him... on the other hand she's ''actually referred to in dialogue as his concubine''!!
** Likewise Cheetara is chained to a pillar wearing a bikini made out of tattered rags, apparently having been handed over to the mutants. (The book takes place after a time jump -- the specifics of how the characters got from their old status quo to the new one is glossed over.)
* ''ComicBook/WarlordOfMars'': This happens to both [[http://static6.comicvine.com/uploads/original/14/148983/3386933-dejah+thoris-captured.jpg Dejah Thoris]] and [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/p15_21.jpg Phaidor]] when they are captured by the First-Born. They are both stripped to golden ornaments and chained, the former to a bed likely as part of of an harem and the latter to Issus' throne as her handmaiden.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'':
** Paula von Gunther's slave girls are forced to wear revealing outfits as part of her attempts to break them. Once she deems them sufficiently conditioned to use as agents she has them wear whatever outfit will work best for infiltration.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': When Queen Clea captures ComicBook/SteveTrevor she has him dressed in a fancy loincloth before sending him out into her arena to entertain her as a gladiator until he fails and dies.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': The ComicBook/PostCrisis reboot has this happening to Queen Hippolyta, Diana's mother, care of Hercules.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'' and spin-off works under Creator/ChrisClaremont, who was... ''fond'' of this trope for heroes of both sexes.
** The famous [[ComicBook/TheDarkPhoenixSaga Dark Phoenix Saga]] had Mastermind brainwashing Phoenix into thinking she was his wife in the 18th century, and then had her dress up in a cheesy dominatrix outfit. Unfortunately for Mastermind, brainwashing is a risky business when the victim vastly outpowers you...
** Early ''ComicBook/NewMutants'' issues see Dani Moonstar rendered unconscious, [[UndressingTheUnconscious stripped and re-dressed]] several times; often by female villains. She even comments on it herself. "Man, I hope I'm not dressed this way for a party..."
** This has happened to ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} as well, during an adventure in the Savage Land. It was possibly their first time there, but memory is sketchy since there's a 50/50 chance the X-Men will get captured whenever they go there.
** A little over a decade earlier, we have a male example. In Havok's first appearance, he's kidnapped and dressed in an ancient Egyptian-style skirt by the Living Pharaoh in preparation for his upcoming sacrifice.
** Another classic male example: In the first appearance of the Morlocks as a group, Angel was kidnapped on the orders of their leader, [[AbhorrentAdmirer Callisto.]] He was dragged to the sewers of New York City, [[http://shirtless-superheroes.blogspot.com/2007/06/captive-angel.html stripped to underwear, tied and with his wings skewered to a stand.]] He's later shown in obvious bondage gear for the "marriage ceremony." The entire situation is played for drama and taken very seriously by his fellow X-Men.
** During ''ComicBook/AtlantisAttacks'', ComicBook/JeanGrey is captured by [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor supervillain Attuma]] and [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-d-imjvtSiKU/VElPobsRftI/AAAAAAAAW40/acKJgAtapi0/s1600/X-Factor%2BAnnual%2B%234%2B-%2BNot%2BPhoenix.png dressed up in a skimpy Atlantean costume]].
** ''{{ComicBook/Excalibur}}'' had one issue where GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Kymri was imprisoned by her ArchEnemy and who dressed her in [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/excalibur_16_17.jpg a revealing white gown]] in preparation for her sacrifice to an EldritchAbomination.
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[[folder:Comic Strips]]
* Any adaptation of ''ComicStrip/FlashGordon'' is going to have poor Dale in a nutty Mongonian wedding dress for the scene where Ming tries to [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe force her to marry him.]] Depending on the version of the story, she may be stuck in it for quite a while after Flash rescues her, until she has a chance to change.
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[[folder:Fan Works]]
* ''Fanfic/AhsokaTanoAndScorpiosRiddle'': After the second title character enslaves the first, he has her try on three different outfits to see which one looks bet on her as his slave. He ultimately settles on one that closely resembles Ahsoka's slave outfit in ''Clone Wars'' canon.
* {{Discussed}} [[PlayedForLaughs For Laughs]] in ''Fanfic/CandyForYourThoughts'', where [[ChivalrousPervert Cody]]'s alien clone from "The Ex-Files" [[SparedByTheAdaptation survives]] and, since LamarckWasRight, acts like his EvilCounterpart.
-->"[Courtney] I shall keep alive as my pet... like a hamster running in a ball... a hamster that wears a bikini."
* ''Celebrían'', the infamous TrollFic for ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', has Celebrían stripped naked and forced by the Orc king to wear a black silk garment that emphasized her assets.
* ''Fanfic/ACertainCrazyChristmasSpecial'': BadSanta kidnaps several girls and magically forces them to wear {{Stripperific}} reindeer girl outfits, as he plans to force them to pull his sleigh.
* ''Cinematic Adventures: Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi'' has a somewhat PlayedForLaughs second example added in. Human Rainbow Dash is enslaved by Jabba the Hutt alongside Princess Leia and is forced to wear a [[https://cdn-img.fimfiction.net/story/1swm-1624490938-497908-full red slave dancer bikini]]. Rainbow doesn't particularly like it, but Rarity and Applejack (who is Rainbow's girlfriend in this fimfic) LOVE it. Quite tellingly Applejack asks if Rainbow Dash can ''keep'' the bikini, and she appears to at least consider it.
* ''Crazy Irken and ?'' (''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim''-based crossover fic anthology by Creator/DRissing and Creator/{{nightmaster000}}. [[note]]Unable to link due to violating Content Policy, but it can be found on their Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn pages.[[/note]]):
** In the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' chapter, Zim decides (at GIR's insistence) to express his dominance of the newly-enslaved Starfire by changing her into cosplay of Princess Leia’s slave bikini. Though once he's [[BreakTheCutie broken her to his will]], he downgrades her to being fully nude save for a SlaveCollar.
** In the ''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'' chapter, Zim mentions buying Penny a slave girl outfit after claiming her, though we never see her in it, just the collar at one point.
** In most other cases, Zim skips the sexy outfit phase and just reduces his slaves to only wearing collars right away.
* Played with in a ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' KinkMeme fic; the Condesce puts her slaves in acceptably modest outfits for their walks outside, but won't let them wear their personal symbols. For most trolls, this is an erasure of identity, and worse than being naked. Her latest slave has more mixed feelings about it because he shares the same symbol as his bloodlink, who is in cahoots with the Condesce and has done terrible things to him.
* The ''Anime/CodeGeass'' fanfic ''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6969408/15/In_the_End In the End]]'': when C.C and Lelouch go to [[spoiler:Suzaku's funeral]], with her pretending to be his mistress kept against her will.
* ''Fanfic/TheNewAdventuresOfInvaderZim'': In the sixth entry of the non-canon spinoff ''New Adventures: Mature Edition'', Gaz makes a [[DealWithTheDevil deal]] with the EldritchAbomination Kastrofi, selling her soul for shapeshifting powers that she initially uses to turn herself into a HeadTurningBeauty, before she gets DrunkOnTheDarkSide and goes on a rampage. When this ultimately results in her being banished to Kastrofi's realm, he invokes the deal to [[MadeASlave make her his slave]], proceeding to [[ShapeshifterModeLock lock her in her beautiful form]] and forcibly dress her in a skimpy metal bikini, sentencing her to spend eternity as his "eye candy" in order to mock her previous vanity.
* ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersSeries'': ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersCyberCommander'': An unintentional version happens to Ember when she's kidnapped by Draco. Draco uses magic to bind her to a genie-style lamp that forces her to obey him. The trope comes into play when the lamp changes her clothing to a revealing harem girl's outfit. When confronted, he ''insists'' he did not know it would change her clothes like that.
%%** In ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersRisenNemesis'', Volk does the same thing when he has Mira kidnapped with a similar lamp. He doesn't pretend he was ignorant of its complete powers.
* ''Fanfic/TheVioletDemon'': The [[LizardFolk Fornaxians]] force their female slaves, like Gaz briefly becomes, to wear outfits described as skimpier versions of ''Franchise/StarWars'' slave bikinis.
* ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'':
** Exaggerated; the Genasi Empire forbids their slaves (including Haara, the main character) from wearing any clothes at all.
** This is played straighter with Ni-Bast, a [[FoxFolk khenra]] slave side-character in ''Curse of Nudity'', a side-series set in the same universe; while still mostly nude, she wears ornamental jewelry that denotes her status as the devilish blacksmith Melopi's thrall.
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[[folder:Films -- Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'':
** Jafar makes Princess Jasmine wear a [[ColourCodedForYourConvenience red harem outfit]], although her normal clothes don't cover much more; they're just blue. Once he's defeated, they turn back, confirming they were magical in nature.
** Averted in the [[Film/Aladdin2019 remake]] though, where Jasmine keeps her original purple dress and simply gains a veil during her [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe forced wedding]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheChipmunkAdventure'', both the Chipettes and the Chipmunks in different ways: the former by a little Egypt prince who forces them to wear belly dancer outfits (planning to make Brittany one of his brides) and the latter by Fifi's natives with Alvin and Simon forced to wear loincloths and made literally ''slaves''.
* In ''WesternAnimation/ElCidTheLegend'', TheHero's love interest Jimena is captured by the BigBad, who dresses her as a harem girl and forces her to dance for him.
* This happens to Ginormica in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens''. Twice. Though, they [[LampshadeHanging hang a lampshade]] on it somewhat the second time. To be fair, the first time Ginormica awakens a prisoner, she is wearing more clothes than she was at her capture, as her transformation was in the beginning stages of [[ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing shredding her wedding dress]] as she grew. Also, she was put into a giant, but essentially unisex set of clothes at the time. The second time, however, the alien put her in a [[SensualSpandex skin-tight bodysuit]] that might as well have been painted on.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceOfEgypt'': Tzipporah, the future wife of Moses, is first presented to him as a concubine, and she's made to wear a [[BareMidriffsAreFeminine midriff-baring outfit]] that accentuates her beauty. Once she's escaped, she's changed into more modest attire.
* ''Anime/ResidentEvilVendetta'' has it with a dash of AndNowYouMustMarryMe. Glenn Arias kidnaps Rebecca Chambers and puts her in a [[{{Stripperiffic}} rather skimpy]] wedding dress, in order to re-enact his fateful wedding (where his bride, who happened to look like Rebecca, was murdered and only her arm was left).
* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheSamuraiSword'': When the group is captured by a cannibal tribe, while the men are thrown in a pot to be cooked, the girls are forced to change into skimpy tribal outfits (Velma at least gets a shirt, but Daphne and Miyumi are stuck with [[SeashellBra coconut and seashell bras]], respectfully), with Daphne speculating that they're going to be forced to marry the tribe's chief.
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[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* In ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater'', Major West dresses Hannah and Selena in fancy red dresses[[spoiler: in preparation for mass rapes by the soldiers to "repopulate" after the virus dies out.]]
* In ''Film/AnneOfTheIndies'', Anne forces Molly to don a GorgeousPeriodDress before taking her to slave market. Molly remains in this outfit for most of the remainder of the movie.
* The first ''Film/AustinPowers'' movie [[LampshadeHanging hung a lampshade]] on this:
-->'''Dr. Evil:''' Do you like your quasi-futuristic outfits? I designed them myself.
* ''Film/BlackPantherWakandaForever'': DiscussedTrope. When Shuri and Riri are trapped in Talokan, Shuri is told to put on a dress and go meet Namor. Riri calls it "supervillain shit" and cites other ([[CompanyCrossReferences Disney-owned]]) fictional women who are given new outfits by their captors[[note]]''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'', ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''[[/note]].
* ''Film/TheDentist'': Feinstone has Brooke bound to a pool chair in a bikini the morning after he mutilates her.
* ''Film/DevilsPrey'': The cult dresses its female sacrifices in skimpy black costumes for the ceremony.
* ''Film/District13'' has a [[NightmareFuel disturbing example]] when the main villain keeps TheHero's sister chained up in his quarters, dressed up like a hooker, and left in a catatonic state due to being forced to take his drugs.
* ''Film/FasterPussycatKillKill'': Linda has to put up with being only in her bikini and later a single shirt after she's kidnapped by Varla and company.
* ''Film/{{Fright Night|2011}}'' (2011): Just like in the original movie, Amy inexplicably winds up in a white dress when Charley finds her in the basement. It gets extra squicky when you realize that between the scene at the nightclub and the basement, Amy has lost her pants and Jerry's shirt that was buttoned before is now unbuttoned. This implies something might have happened between them before Charley and Peter come to the rescue.
* ''Film/{{Ghost Town|1988}}'': After being unconscious, Kate awakens to find that Devlin has dressed her in a saloon singer's outfit.
* ''Film/{{Hannibal}}'': Clarice is rendered unconscious by a gunshot wound and then kidnapped (or rescued, or maybe both at once, depends on your point of view) by the title character, and wakes up wearing an evening gown (specifically a SexyBacklessOutfit & NavelDeepNeckline one) instead of the casual clothes she was wearing earlier, implying UndressingTheUnconscious occured. Which never happened in the ''book'' -- although Clarice does end up wearing the evening gown, she's allowed to put it on without Lecter being in the room. Nor does Lecter ever undress her, except to tend to her injuries.
* In ''Film/TheIntruders'', Marcus orders Rose to strip her clothes and wear the white dress of her deceased girlfriend, planning to use her as substitute.
* When Pepper Potts is kidnapped during ''Film/IronMan3'', she's forced to wear nothing but a black sports bra and black gym pants. Justified in this case, since being lightly clad made it less likely that the experiment they planned to do to her would make her spontaneously combust.
* ''Film/JamesBond'':
** In ''Film/DrNo'', Honey Rider dons a pair of capri pants and a tunic-style top to attend a dinner with Bond, Dr. No, and company. After the dinner, Bond is beaten up by No's henchmen and Honey is dragged away; when next we see her, she's chained up in a flooding basin, still wearing the top but without the pants.
** ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'': Mary Goodnight ends up in a bikini -- no concealed weapons, as Scaramanga puts it. A legitimate concern, as Goodnight is ([[FauxActionGirl technically]]) a trained agent.
** In ''Film/DiamondsAreForever'', Blofeld abducts Tiffany Case, and the next time we see her, she's sunbathing in a purple bikini on Blofeld's oil rig. Given that she's a hardened criminal, she takes this trope a lot better than other Bond Girls would.
** And in ''Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe'', Anya Amasova is captured by Stromberg and turns up in a skimpy outfit tied to a chair.
** ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'': Elektra King does this to Bond.
* Played with in ''Film/JohnCarter'': Dejah Thoris says that her revealing wedding dress is "too vulgar" for her tastes, implying she's being forced to wear it.
* In the 1993 thriller ''Film/{{Kalifornia}}'', the villain, Early Grayce (Creator/BradPitt), forces his female companion to wear a skimpy baby-doll dress at all times. Following the girl's HeelFaceTurn, Early murders her and takes the protagonist's female partner captive -- and humiliates her by forcing her to wear the same skimpy dress.
* In ''Film/{{Killjoy}} 3'', Killjoy [[AWizardDidIt magics]] Sandy into a belly dancer costume that bears a resemblance to Leia's slave outfit, and forces her to dance for him. She continues to wear the outfit until she manages to escape Killjoy's world.
* ''Franchise/KingKong'': While in both the 1933 and 2005 versions, Ann Darrow is just in normal clothes throughout the films, in the 1976 version Dwan, played by Jessica Lange, is forced by the Skull Island natives (after being drugged a few times) to dress in a revealing, form-fitting tribal dress, which she wears until she gets off the island.
* Done in ''Film/KnightAndDay''. Cameron Diaz wakes up on a desert island, finding herself in a bikini. Tom Cruise quickly informs her that being an expert bomb defuser, he could easily take her clothes off and change her into a bikini with his eyes shut. [[CovertPervert Not that that's what he did...]]
* Downplayed in ''{{Film/Labyrinth}}''. When Sarah bites into the poisoned peach, she's transported into a dream trap that resembles a ball. She's wearing a flattering princess dress, which was almost certainly something Jareth did (since he designed the spell).
* ''Film/LargoWinchII'': Malunai is forced by a Burmese general to wear an evening dress, which she keeps after Largo Winch frees her.
* ''Film/{{Legend|1985}}'': Lili is made to wear an Evil Sorceress ensemble after being kidnapped by Darkness.
* ''Film/TheLoneRanger'': After Rebecca and Danny are [[spoiler: "rescued" by Cole]], a maid dresses her in a fancy black gown and puts lipstick on her. Based on her reaction to seeing the lipstick on her wine glass, she's not comfortable in the outfit.
* ''Film/TheManWhoCouldWorkMiracles'': When Fotheringay summons his crush Ada to appear before him in his newly created palace, he dresses her in the sexy Cleopatra outfit he had created for her earlier. Being DrunkWithPower, he essentially tells her to stand there looking pretty until he is ready to deal with her.
* In ''Film/TheMaskOfFuManchu'' Sheila is forced to wear a tight white gown before the finale. She actually gets off easier than Terry when he is captured - he was stripped, whipped, and put in a loincloth!
* ''Film/TheMissing2003'': The kidnappers have Lily and the other girls wear "lipstick" and very dressy clothes to look more appealing to the future customers looking to buy them as sex slaves.
* ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'': [[BigBad Shang Tsung]] abducts [[ActionGirl Sonya Blade]] on the pretext of challenging her, rather than [[TheHero Liu Kang]], for the final match. By the time Liu and [[TheLancer Johnny Cage]] show up, Sonya has, for no readily apparent reason, been dressed up in an unflattering leather dress (which actually covers more of her than the tank top and shorts she'd been wearing up to that point), is barefoot, and her hair has been thoroughly teased. Cage even teases her by saying the dress looks nice, to which, of course, she responds with an eye roll.
* Played for laughs in the '80s film ''Film/TheNightBefore'': Creator/KeanuReeves's character accidentally sells his prom date to a pimp, and when he goes to rescue her later in the movie, she's [[ChainedToABed handcuffed to a bed]] in her bra and panties.
* In the ''Film/JamesBond'' spoof ''Film/OurManFlint'', when Galaxy agent Gila does her HeelFaceTurn, she is dragged away to be turned into a brainwashed Pleasure Unit. But ''before'' being sent to the actual brainwashing machine she's dressed in a red bikini.
* After the heroine is chloroformed and kidnapped by her stalker in ''Film/{{P2}}'', she wakes up wearing a white dress with generous cleavage.
* In ''Film/{{Perfect Strangers|2003}}'' (2003), a man charms a woman into coming with him to his private island. While she's bathing, he throws all her clothes into the fire and leaves a translucent black dress with no shoes for her to wear, and she realizes she's been kidnapped. [[spoiler:At the end of the film, after the man has died, the woman does a similar trick to another man.]]
* In the 2004 version of ''Film/{{The Phantom of the Opera|2004}}'', the Phantom is seen sitting on his steps when Christine emerges from a side room clearly having just changed into the bridal gown. Murderous psycho, but he's a gentleman. This is yet another change from the original script, in which he tears her costume off of her -- prompting her query about whether he intends to rape her. Not until he has Raoul tied up and is threatening to kill him unless Christine complies does she put the dress on.
* ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'':
** Inversion in ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanTheCurseOfTheBlackPearl'': shortly after taking Elizabeth Swan as his prisoner, Captain Barbossa gives her a proper dress to wear. What she's wearing when captured is, by modern standards, a reasonably concealing nightdress -- but for the time in which the film is set, she is essentially naked. Incidentally, the alternative ''is'' nudity -- and a night with the crew.
** Alluded to in ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest'' when she shows up at Jack's crew recruitment dressed as a man and reveals to him who she is.
--->'''Jack Sparrow:''' It should be a dress or nothing. I happen to have no dress in my cabin.
** Played straight in ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd'': when Elizabeth impersonates an incarnated Calypso for Sao Feng, he dresses her in what we'll assume is the most queenly costume he just happened to have on his ship. Given how Barbossa came by the dress he gave Elizabeth in ''[=CoTBP=]'', this has nasty implications.
* ''Film/PrinceOfPersiaTheSandsOfTime'': Tamina's made to wear a revealing serving wench getup when Dastan trades her to Sheik Amar as a slave.
* ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'': Belloq convinces his captive Marion to put on a fancy dress that he just happens to have with him.
* ''Film/TheScorpionKing'' subverts this in the fifth movie ''The Book of Souls'': [[TheHeart Amina]] is brought up before [[EvilOverlord Nebserek]] after being captured and stripped to a tiny bikini, with his priestess expecting him to take Amina as his concubine. However, when he discovers that [[spoiler: she is the Book of Souls and the key to destroying his main weapon]], Nebserek orders Amina to be executed instead, not wanting to run into any risks. He also has the decency to return her to her previous clothes too.
* ''Film/{{Sherlock Holmes|2009}}'' features a male version, with Sherlock stripped and chained to a bed, though this was just to inconvenience him for a while rather than get any kind of sexual thrill.
* ''Film/SlaveGirlsFromBeyondInfinity'': When Daria and Tisa arrive at his fortress, Zed gives them lingerie to wear. Later, when he releases them into the jungle so [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame he can hunt them]], he dresses them in {{Fur Bikini}}s.
* Fitting for a bad ''Star Wars'' ripoff, Stella Star -- the main character of the 1978 film ''Film/{{Starcrash}}'' -- has to wear a very revealing outfit after she is sentenced to a lifetime of forced labour. Mocked in ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'', where Crow asks when she changed into vampire lingerie.
* Leia is forced to wear a metal bikini and chained to Jabba the Hutt in ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Dancers Oola and Lyn-Me wear similarly skimpy outfits; Jabba apparently appreciates [[MarsNeedsWomen female humanoids]].
** Creator/CarrieFisher's DVD commentary claims it was the wardrobe designer's way of forcing her to exercise. (Which is putting it nicely. She said in another interview that the incredibly uncomfortable outfit was "what supermodels would be wearing in the seventh ring of Hell".) Carrie Fisher also confirmed that there ''[[VaporWear was nothing underneath]]'', and that the people filming could sometimes see [[UnusualEuphemism "all the way to Florida"]], as it was.
** Later, Fisher was displeased to discover Creator/GeorgeLucas had commissioned a replica of her in this outfit... which included everything in place underneath. The statue, of her reclining in this outfit, was even placed on a rotating pedestal so ''everyone'' would eventually see up her dress, under which for some reason the sculptor also formed... well, you know. She [[AdamWesting made light of this]] in her autobiographical ''Wishful Drinking'' stage show.
** She also mentioned an interesting perspective on why she put up with the outfit for the sake of storytelling, while answering MoralGuardians in character about how to explain the outfit to their kids:
--->'''Carrie Fisher:''' Tell them that a giant slug captured me and forced me to wear that stupid outfit, and then I killed him because I didn't like it. And then I took it off. Backstage.
* A combined parody[=/=]{{Homage}} occurs in the live-action ''Film/StreetFighter'' movie. At one point, Chun-Li is captured by Bison and forced into an outfit that better suits his tastes. It's her outfit from the game series on which the movie is (rather loosely) based.
* Played straight in ''Film/{{Taken}}'', with an unpleasantly appropriate [[JustifiedTrope justification]]: The kidnapped women are being auctioned off as sex slaves.
* In ''Film/TankGirl'' when The Madame captures ten-year-old Sam, she makes her dress in a {{Stripperific}} [[CatholicSchoolGirlsRule schoolgirl uniform]], complete with painted-on YouthfulFreckles, to make her more attractive to the pedophile she's about to be pimped out to. After Tank Girl rescues Sam, she [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment punishes]] The Madame by compelling her to sing a campy song, "Let's Do It" by Music/ColePorter, in public.
* Male version in ''Film/TronLegacy'' with Sam: the Armory Sirens cut his clothes off and he is quickly dressed in a black suit, complete with armor and TronLines, for competing in the Games.
* In ''Film/UnlawfulEntry'', Madeline Stowe's character is forced to change into a blouse-and-slit-skirt combo by Ray Liotta's.
* In ''Film/ValerianAndTheCityOfAThousandPlanets'', one of the aliens holding Laureline captive coerces her to try on different dresses. As it's revealed, however, she's not being forced to wear them to make herself sexually appealing but instead [[ToServeMan deliciously so]] for their ruler.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* Literature/AmeliaPeabody Emerson is captured by the BigBad in ''Lion in the Valley'' and required to dress herself in a sexy harem costume. She keeps her long Victorian underwear on though. Husband Emerson is not appeased.
* Male example: in Creator/DavidEddings' ''Literature/TheBelgariad'', Garion is kidnapped by the decadent Queen Salmissra, drugged, {{bathe|HerAndBringHerToMe}}d, and made to wear nothing but a loincloth and makeup. It is clear that he is supposed to be a concubine, but his aunt and Barak rescue him before Salmissra tries anything. And it is made clear that Garion is very [[{{Squick}} disgusted by this]] when the drugs they give him wear off -- not least because he's only 15 at the time. She's not the only one, either - said aunt, Polgara, [[ParentalSubstitute who raised him from birth]], ''demolished most of the palace'', ''stared down a god'' and demonstrated her displeasure on the perpetrator, permanently solving the Salmissra problem, by [[spoiler: ''turning her into a snake'' - though it turns out she's rather happier that way]].
* A male example in ''Literature/CaptiveOfTheRedVixen'' when Rolas is forced to parade around in a pair of tight suede shorts and wrist cuffs for the amusement of the SpacePirate who captured him, on pain of getting stunned by his ShockCollar.
* ''Literature/ACourtOfThornsAndRoses'': When Feyre is held prisoner Under the Mountain, Rhysand forces her to wear outfits that would almost make Leia's metal bikini look modest. She states one dress looks more like a "handkerchief" than a dress and they're so revealing she may as well be naked.
* Conina is dressed in a skimpy outfit in the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Literature/{{Sourcery}}'' when she is forced into a RoyalHarem.
* Subverted sickeningly in ''Literature/TheDraka'' novel ''Under the Yoke'' when Sister Marya -- a stocky and unattractive Polish nun -- is made to wear a revealing silk nightie for the amusement of her masters, and of their guest who has asked their permission to rape her.
* It's not clear whether she was dressed like this beforehand, but Carthena in ''Literature/TheEyeOfArgon'' is brought before the priests wearing nothing but laces and beads. Of course, a [[Creator/AdamCadre fan-]]{{MSTing}} of the novella hangs a lampshade.
-->'''Crow:''' How come you never see a damsel in distress wearing a parka?
* In Creator/JohnCWright's ''[[Literature/ChroniclesOfChaos The Fugitives of Chaos]]'', when Grendal captures Amelia, she wakes up in his mother's wedding dress. However, her captor Grendel is horror struck when she thinks he put her in it. He is a mass-murderer and dragged her off by force to marry her, but he wouldn't take off a girl's clothing when he wasn't married to her. He had his mother do it. (The dress also plays a significant role after her rescue.) Did we mention that the dress is ''see-through?''
* Pretty much the entire point of the ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' novels, with captive women commonly being put through alternations of ShamefulStrip and this trope.
* Happen to Lucilla in Daniel Gonzalez's ''Ravencraft'' in an alternate future chapter when Dracula rules the world and put her in a bikini and with a chain in her neck tied to his throne as punishment for been a vampire traitor. She also is tortured every night by Bathory in a BDSM-style.
* In ''Literature/ShadowOfTheConqueror'', [[EvilOverlord Dayless]] eventually forbade [[TheScarpiaUltimatum the girls he kept]] to wear any clothes at all, instead covering them with [[DiamondsInTheBuff jewelry]] meant to emphasize and call attention to their private parts, even making them wear these outfits no matter who was present at the time. The same situation is later seen from the point of view of one of his victims, describing how unbelievably degrading and humiliating it was.
* ''Slave World'': Pretty much all British agents who gets captured, as well as most of the convicted serfs.
* After a revolution turns Anchor Logh into New Eden in the ''Literature/SoulRider'' series by Creator/JackChalker, the female half of New Eden's population is forced to wear the skimpiest clothing possible, as a reminder of their status and duties.
* When 12-year-old Natalie is kidnapped by a wizard in ''Spellfall'' by Katherine Roberts, she wakes to find herself dressed in just a thin knee-length shift; all of her own clothes have been taken, [[BlindWithoutEm along with her glasses.]]
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* Lampshaded in the two-part pilot for ''[[Series/TheAmazingSpiderMan1978 The Amazing Spider-Man]]'' when [=JoAnna=] Cameron's character asks her captor why he is forcing her to wear a bikini. He explains that, in addition to enjoying looking at women in bikinis, he feels safer if they have nowhere to hide a weapon.
* Male examples in ''[[Series/{{Blackadder}} Blackadder's Christmas Carol]]'': Blackadder (and later [[FanDisservice Baldrick]]) wear nothing but a leather speedo and a spiked collar when shown as slaves in the far-future space empire.
* Franchise/{{Buffyverse}}:
** Toyed with in a 6[-[[superscript:th]]-] season episode of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', when the Trio use some techno-magic to make a love-slave out of Warren's ex-girlfriend. The spell breaks though and she is understandably disgusted and enraged, pointing out that they essentially intended to ''rape'' her (which apparently never occurred to Jonathan or Andrew before that moment).
** Sort of an aversion, more of a slight variation really. In the ''Series/{{Angel}}'' "Through the Looking Glass", Cordelia became basically kind of a cross between a Princess and a Sex Slave. Sort of lampshaded when Cordelia talks about a commercial she'd been filming earlier, wearing a bikini.
--->'''Cordelia:''' They had me in this skimpy, exploitative ''[beat]'' nothing at all like this.
* ''Series/{{Charmed|1998}}'' has a lot of episodes involving the sisters ending up in skimpy outfits involuntarily.
** Phoebe is possessed by Isis, who then changes into a sexy SultryBellyDancer outfit to perform a dance for her lover.
** The sisters get turned into superheroes, Valkyries, and Greek Goddesses against their will for the sake of an assignment.
** Paige when she's bitten by a vampire is given a sexy strapless red dress to wear.
** Piper's transformation into a Fury is accompanied by a skimpy dress and tribal tattoos.
** Females cursed to become genies are forced to wear a BedlahBabe outfit. Males on the other hand get to be more modest.
** Billie when she puts on Hippolyta's belt and is transformed into an Amazon warrior.
* ''Series/ChillingAdventuresOfSabrina'': Zelda gets [[spoiler:brainwashed while married to Father Blackwood]] and is put in a figure-flattering cleavage-bearing [[Literature/TheStepfordWives Stepford Wife dress]].
* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'':
** Casey is left handcuffed to a bed by Carina, a rival spy who doesn't play well with others. It's implied this isn't the first time she's done this to him. He escapes by breaking the bed, and has to wander the halls of a hotel in his underwear still cuffed to part of the headboard.
** Happens to Chuck himself in a later episode. A spy pretending to be a naughty ([[Series/DesperateHousewives "desperate,"]] if you will) suburban housewife cuffs him to her bed (although she doesn't just ditch him -- she intends to take him prisoner). He escapes and has to run across the [[StepfordSuburbia cul de sac]] in his underwear with one wrist still cuffed.
* In ''Series/TheFollowing'': In the episode "Whips & Regret", when Claire is being held captive by Carroll, he forces her to have dinner with him and makes her wear a fancy black dress.
* In the ''Series/FrontierCircus'' "Naomi Champagne", the {{bandito}} Don Diego dresses the showgirl Naomi in a very feminine gown when he forces her to have dinner with him.
* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': Missandei dresses more conservatively once she enters Daenerys' service, implying that her earlier {{Fanservice}} wardrobe which showed off her legs and cleavage was due to this. Given her job, it would make sense that she would be dressed as sexy as possible to cause DistractedByTheSexy in Kraznys' clients.
* ''Series/TheHandmaidsTale'': In the episode "Jezebels", Commander Waterford forces June to wear a gold dress when he takes her to a brothel.
* Played with in ''Series/{{Lost}}'' when Kate is captured by the Others. Mr. Friendly gives her a short dress to wear and takes her original clothing. She suspects that he is doing this because he wants to watch her change. It turns out that [[spoiler:Mr. Friendly is gay]], and the real reason he wants Kate to wear the dress is that [[spoiler:Ben is trying to make Jack jealous by getting Kate and Sawyer together]]...
* The episode of ''Series/LostGirl'' taking place in Hecuba prison has all the (female) inmates, including Bo, wearing a tight red jumpsuit with a cut-out showing their cleavage.
%%* Happens to Guinevere in ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'' when she's captured by a local warlord.
* ''Series/TheMightyBoosh'' does the male variant of this, only played exactly like it would be with a woman. Howard is abducted by natives on the planet Xooberon, made the slave of The Chosen One, and forced to wear Leia-style chains and a sort of loincloth.
* Happens in ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' in one episode to Kimberly when Lord Zedd decided he wanted to make her his queen. In this case, the "embarrassing" aspect isn't because the clothing is revealing but because it's an exact copy of Rita Repulsa's dress; on the other hand, this gave Amy Jo Johnson the chance to do a pretty good Rita impression.
* ''Series/{{Outlander}}'': In the episode "Mercy Shall Follow Me", after Brianna gets kidnapped by Bonnet, he gives her a fancy dress to wear when he forces her to have dinner with him.
* In ''Series/{{Sliders}}'', this happens to Wade Wells in Obsession (where the psychic in love with her makes her change clothes). It also happens to Maggie in Common Ground when a Kromagg commander falls in love for her, sort of, and makes her use a sexy red dress.
* ''Series/StargateSG1'':
** Sam Carter in the third episode, with the Mongolian warlords on another planet. It's implied that she did dress herself, though, which makes it less squicky. That one is also an example of "SheCleansUpNicely".
** While it's not quite the thing and says far more about [[VaporWear Vala Mal Doran's dressing habits]] than Daniel Jackson himself, the latter has to remove the former's Kull Warrior armor and put her into SGC fatigues in the episode where she steals the ''Prometheus''. Her comment: "You've seen me naked, the least you could do is cook me dinner."
** Played straight with Colonel Mitchell in "Memento Mori", in which SG-1 discover him chained to a bed, wearing only a blanket and eating snack cakes. He also seems to lose his pants often when imprisoned, which Sam Carter lampshades in the aforementioned episode.
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** Happens a few times in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''. Noteworthy variations include:
*** "The Squire of Gothos": Trelane uses his RealityWarper powers to change Yeoman Teresa Ross' uniform into a fancy gown, thus exchanging an impractically short skirt for a fine décolleté.
*** "Who Mourns For Adonais?": Apollo magically changes Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas' uniform into a pink peplos.
*** "Bread and Circuses": A female slave in a society similar to Earth's ancient Rome is at one point required to dress in a skimpy silver outfit. Kirk, Spock, [=McCoy=], and the other prisoners have to wear grey uniforms.
*** "Plato's Stepchildren": Kirk, Spock, Uhura, and Chapel are dressed in "ancient Greek" clothing as they are forced to entertain the telekinetic Platonians.
** ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'':
*** Data gets kidnapped, and acid dumped onto his clothes in order to force him to wear a different outfit. Though it should be pointed out that the villain in question specified that the acid wouldn't harm Data's skin. The villain also specified that he'd be happy to have Data walk around naked, but he (correctly) assumed Data would be too modest to do so, and therefore supplied a change of clothing (the point of the acid was to get him out of his Starfleet uniform).
*** Also a male version in "[[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Angel_One_(episode) Angel One]]", where Commander Riker, to more effectively deal with the leader of a [[LadyLand female-dominated society]], assumes a very sexualized male outfit complete with a widely open and very flimsy shirt, makeup and earrings. Deanna Troi and Tasha Yar find this both amusing and titillating.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'':
** In "Girls, Girls, Girls," Caitlin and Elle's captors have Caitlin wear a bra with no top and Elle wear a leopard print minidress and long stockings.
** After Lucifer reclaims control of {{Hell}}, "[[Recap/SupernaturalS11E14TheVessel The Vessel]]" reveals that he has stripped Crowley of his fine tailored suits and forces him to wear casual clothes instead.
* ''Series/{{Timecop}}'': A subdued version in "Public Enemy" when Ian Pascoe kidnaps Claire and takes her back to 1928 with him. He compels her to wear more provocative clothing than her uniform, but conservative by modern standards.
* This literally happens to Gabrielle in the ''Series/XenaWarriorPrincess'' episode "Lyre, Lyre, Hearts on Fire", where she is displayed in a cage, wearing a go-go dancer outfit complete with fringe and boots. As part of a musical competition.
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* For the final scene in ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', the Phantom has Christine wear a wedding dress. How exactly she got into it is never addressed.
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[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* Creator/GamesWorkshop released a few models showing captured human women and Sisters of Battle in bikinis similar to the slave Leia one. Since their captors are the [[ExtremeOmnisexual Dark Eldar,]] you can see where this is [[SexSlave going.]]
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* ''VideoGame/AdventureQuestWorlds'' has Gravelyn in a [[Franchise/StarWars Leia-esque]] [[http://aqworldswiki.com/images/aqworldswiki.com/thumb/a/ad/Slave_Gravelyn.jpg/285px-Slave_Gravelyn.jpg outfit]] when she's captured by Noxus and Vordred during the Shadowfall War.
%%%%* ''VideoGame/AtlantisTheLostTales'':
%%%%'''Seth:''' I like the costume, [[spoiler:Anna]].
%%%%[[spoiler:'''Anna:''']] So does Creon.
* Mentioned, but not shown, in ''VideoGame/BrutalLegend''. The women of Bladehenge are kidnapped by glam rockers and forced to work in his "Pleasure Tower".
* ''VideoGame/DantesInferno'': Halfway through the game, Lucifer stuffs Beatrice Portinari in a cleavage-baring dress in preparation for their [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe wedding]].
* ''Franchise/{{Fallout}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'':
*** The slave outfits in the DLC ''The Pitt'', both male and female, consist solely of a harness and loincloth. By contrast, the slaves in the main game are more modestly dressed.
*** It's possible for the [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential player to do this to NPCs]] if he so desires. Once you have the Mesmetron, you can use it to hypnotize characters, giving you time to attach a [[ExplosiveLeash slave collar.]] However, you can also use this time to make them change into Lingerie (assuming you have it), which they will automatically equip.
** ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'''s Caesar's Legion is extremely misogynistic, as there are no female members. Instead, all of the camps have slaves, all female, wearing tightly cut rags. If the Courier is a female and joins the Legion, the uniforms are not very revealing: however, the slave cook warns her that she overheard some Legion soldiers talking about "trying you out". Nothing comes of this, although some soldiers can be very rude.
* ''VideoGame/GodOfWarIII'': When Kratos enters in Poseidon's Chamber, he encounter his concubine who is kept in a topless gown and chained.
* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'':
** Subverted in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' -- Cloud and Aerith see Tifa dressed up this way and think she's been pimped out for the pervy Don Corneo. It turns out she was going undercover and did this willingly. Aerith dons a sexy evening gown, and convinces Cloud to crossdress too.
** Male variation in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' with Basch is shown in his imprisonment's "attire" consisting of a boxer, chain, crucifix and MORE chains. Fans have always wondered if it's that Gabranth just really hates him or has a fetish of torturing his [[{{Twincest}} twin brother]].
* In ''VideoGame/MortalKombatI'', many of Shao Kahn's chained slaves can be seen wearing barely-there bikinis. Considering these outfits are strikingly similar to the outfits worn by every other woman in Outworld, it is implied that Shao Kahn is forcing ''every'' woman under his rule to dress like this (made especially evident when Kitana switches sides -- and outfits -- to join the heroes). Although, almost every single Outworld resident, whether voluntarily or not, wears about as much, male or female. Shao himself doesn't even wear ''pants''. [[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation Maybe Outworld is just a very hot and arid place and Shao Kahn is worried about his subjects getting a heat stroke]]?
* ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden II'' (for the Platform/Xbox360) has Sonia dressed in a {{Stripperific}} SpyCatsuit for the majority of the game, yet when she gets kidnapped by Alexei, she winds up in a diaphanous nightgown. Which turns out to be ''more'' modest than her regular garb.
* ''VideoGame/Postal2'': On Wednesday, while [[GraveMarkingScene paying respects at his father's grave]], the Postal Dude gets kidnapped by rednecks and put in a gimp suit. After breaking out, he continues to wear it (and gets commented on it by random passersby) until he can get new clothes at the dry cleaners.
* ''VideoGame/RiotCity'' have your heroes on a rescue mission when your LoveInterest, Catherine, gets kidnapped by a powerful drug cartel's leader. You defeat the leader, and finds Catherine in the last area... chained up in her undergarments, wearing high heels and fishnet stockings. For no reason other than ''[[FanService just because]]''.
* ''VideoGame/ShantaeAndThePiratesCurse'':
** Shantae is mistaken for a lost princess by the inhabitants of a pyramid, locked inside a cell so she won't escape again, and, well...
--->'''Shantae:''' I'm dressed like a space princess. Can we talk about this?
** [[spoiler:Later on Shantae finds she's not the only one mistaken for the missing princess. Sky, Rottytops and even Risky were captured and dressed in their own Slave Leia bikinis.]]
* ''VideoGame/WizardsAndWarriors III'': The GameOverMan screen hits you with a random bit of FoeRomanceSubtext, as Malkil suddenly has Kuros down to his skivvies and chained up in front of his throne.
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* In ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'''s ''Unlimited Blade Works'' route, Caster captures and dresses [[spoiler:Saber]] up [[http://www.fatestaynight.jp/images/l/gal/0668.png in a rather skimpy white wedding dress]], to ironically emphasize her virginity and TheCorruption that was about to happen.
* In ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'', [[spoiler:Shion Sonozaki]] traps [[spoiler:her twin sister Mion]] in a cellar and has her wearing next to nothing, save [[EtherealWhiteDress some eerie white robe]] similar to the one she's wearing. However, this ends up being FanDisservice [[WhiteShirtOfDeath given what happens next.]] [[spoiler: [[TearJerker Poor, poor Satoko]]...]]
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* In episode 4 of ''WebAnimation/{{Fanfictasia}}'', Jabba being in charge of the Villain faction's prisoners, Princess Leia is back in her iconic slave bikini... to her father's dismay.
-->'''Darth Vader:''' I find your lack of clothes disturbing.
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* In ''Action Ladies'' by Creator/{{Humon}}, a GenderBender [[http://humoncomics.com/action-ladies-2 version of the trope]], much to the man's discomfort.
%%%%* In ''Webcomic/AmericanBarbarian'', [[http://www.ambarb.com/?p=391 Uli's fate after capture]].
%%%%* Laura in ''Webcomic/Collar6'', although this is a consensual case.
* ''Webcomic/DarthsAndDroids'': How the infamous [[{{Fanservice}} Slave Leia outfit]] is handled:
-->'''GM:''' Jabba slumbers in his chamber. You see Princess on the throne platform, obviously his slave.\\
'''Luke:''' How so?\\
'''GM:''' Well, uh, she's chained up and dressed as a slave.\\
'''Leia:''' Ah, like [[CallBack Shmi]]. [[RichesToRags Shapeless sackcloth sort of thing?]]\\
'''GM:''' [[SureLetsGoWithThat Yeah, um...]] [[BlatantLies something like that.]]
* ''Webcomic/DomainTnemrot'': Many of the female slaves wear impractical skimpy outfits for fights.
* ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow'' has BigBad Silas Morth capturing Jamilla, and [[NoMrBondIExpectYouToDine treating her to dinner]]:
-->'''Jamilla:''' So you're taking a clue from the ''James Bond'' school of villainy then?\\
'''Morth:''' I go with what works. Now would you mind slipping into this skimpy silver suit?
* In ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', Florence wonders about this when waking up [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff1700/fc01693.htm in Mr. Kornada's pants.]] However, the reader knows that Sam had put them on her when she was wearing a hospital gown, to get her out of the building.
* ''Webcomic/GeneralProtectionFault'': When Ki and Nick are first captured and employed by the Film/JamesBond-parodying secret agency the UGA, they are put into a skimpy bikini and a tuxedo respectively as their "uniforms".
* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'':
** Agatha ends up in the Leia-style slave bikini for [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20071228 one gag panel]] in the opening of "Revenge of the Weasel Queen Part 2".
** She's also [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20051128 stripped down to her corset here]], though it's for different reasons than the usual (the villains want to [[CompellingVoice analyse her voice]] when she angrily demands her clothes back).
** Apparently evil villainesses frequently enjoy dressing Aldin up in "silly loincloth outfits." We see why when the King of the Silver Lands does so, the man looks like a classical gladiator.
** The King of the Silver Lands [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20160805 seems to be big on this,]] as he has all of the captive heroes (male and female) stripped down to attire akin to Slave Leia from ''Star Wars''. Including his own daughter! After they escape, Agatha takes a crash course in the time-honored tradition of mugging the enemy for clothes.
** Violetta the Smoke Knight, intended sacrifice to... oh, the Monster-of-the-Week, is the latest contribution.
* [[MadeASlave Kin]] [[TheWoobie the]] [[CuteMonsterGirl Yuan-ti]] from ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}'' is forced to wear nothing but a rag tied around her chest. After killing her captor she delays her escape to put on the most concealing coat she can. In so far as the trope normally involves the person continuing to wear the skimpy attire until the escape in complete, this makes it a partial subversion. See it [[http://goblins.keenspot.com/comics/20100412a.jpg here]] and [[http://goblins.keenspot.com/comics/20100412b.jpg here]].
* In ''[[http://www.kurtoonsonline.com/?comic=cat-men-from-mars-cover Invasion of the Cat Men from Mars]]'', reporter Ginger [=DuPree=] is taken prisoner by feline aliens and changed into a harem outfit, after the admiral decides he wants a [[SexSlave plaything]]. Which clothing-wise is a slight improvement over her initial fate, when she woke to find herself a [[ShamefulStrip naked]] [[http://www.kurtoonsonline.com/?comic=cat-men-from-mars-chapter-95-bottled-up research subject.]] It's also worth noting that the harem outfit is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] as soon as Ginger [[http://www.kurtoonsonline.com/?comic=cat-men-from-mars-chapter-98-something-extra notices it.]] The [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom newly grafted cat's tail]] with mind-control-rape implant however, comes as a bit more of a surprise.
* ''Webcomic/TheLawofPurple'': [[http://lawofpurple.comicdish.com/index.php?pageID=1015 Lette]] is subjected to this while being held hostage by Governor Dimka.
* Creator/{{Humon}} plays with this in [[http://nielsg.com/fashion one stand-alone]] ''Webcomic/{{Niels}}'' comic strip. A random woman, presumably an agent or other enemy to his plans, wakes up tied to a chair while wearing a tasteful but strapless evening dress, opera gloves and fancy jewelry. She immediately starts freaking out, insisting that she wasn't wearing this earlier and wondering where her clothes are. [[spoiler:Cue Niels, who appears in the doorway, wearing her clothes and jewelry under his suit jacket, remarking that he thinks the color suits him much better. Cue chibi-WTF-face from the woman.]]
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'':
** Referenced when Roy accuses Nale of dressing up his (Roy's) captured sister Julia as "some faux-punk whore". Those are the clothes Julia normally wears. She is not pleased.
** In a later strip, when Roy and Belkar are held prisoner in a Gladiatoral Arena, they are issued loincloths and told to report to the oil steward if any part of them becomes non-reflective.
* The ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'' comic ''[[https://www.deviantart.com/andronicusvii/gallery/63560912/Ranma-of-Mars Ranma of Mars]]'' combines this with a case of MarsNeedsWomen, as girls abducted by the titular Martians are not only stripped and redressed in [[Literature/APrincessOfMars Dejah Thoris-inspired]] attire, but also have their skin [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation dyed different colors to increase their appeal]]. The girls are also brainwashed, with their memories being altered so that they believe they've been reared to be pleasure slaves.
* Played straight in ''Webcomic/{{Terinu}}'' when Gwen and Joleen held captive by the Ardactavians. In her case it's ostensibly to hide her in plain sight as a servant, due to her Cyber Glider abilities. Which would make sense, except that the Ardies are anthropomorphic bugs that are ''disgusted'' by mammals, so why would they have her show off even more skin than normal? Meanwhile, Terinu wakes up from being near mortally injured dressed in a much more modest open chested tunic and trousers, though there's some {{squick}} when you realize that the Gene Mage not only dressed him, but ''braided his hair'' with expensive jewels.
* ''Webcomic/TheWotch'': Parodied when Lord Sykos comes to The Wotch's home dimension, his first act is to transform several [[GenderBender boys into scantily clad female servants]]. And then one of them demands the heroine [[http://www.thewotch.com/?epDate=2007-04-30 leave him to his fate]], and even goes back with Sykos to be his new maid.
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* [[https://youtu.be/dzg9A1dRtZI Threatened]] in ''WebVideo/BerserkAbridged'', although the Governor comes [[SmallNameBigEgo nowhere near]] being able to follow through on it.
-->'''Governor:''' [Griffith] is a man of exceptional power and grace. I must have him!\\
'''General Boscogne:''' ...[[RunningGag In your army]]?\\
'''Governor:''' What?\\
'''Boscogne:''' You mean, you must have him in your army, right?\\
'''Governor:''' No! I must have him naked and chained to the foot of my bed! Do you need me to draw you a freaking picture?
* Implied through FridgeHorror when WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic is kidnapped by the Game Heroes to promote T-shirts. He's pretty shocked and confused over seeing that he's wearing a "Hero" T-shirt, so that logically means he was [[UndressingTheUnconscious stripped while unconscious during]] his time there. And his "Th--they're treating me well" is BlatantLies so...
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* In an ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' episode "[[Recap/AmericanDadS2E16TearsofaClooney Tears of a Clooney]]", Roger runs a vineyard in the back yard while Stan and Francine are out of the country, and adopts several foster children to work it. He gives two teenage girls to Steve as "personal assistants" and they're made to dress in exact duplicates of Leia's metal bikini, along with other skimpy outfits.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'':
** Not explicitly pointed out, but in the episode "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE27MadAsAHatter Mad as a Hatter]]" a woman kidnapped by the Mad Hatter is dressed as the title character of ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''. It becomes much creepier when you consider that the Hatter must have undressed her and put her in the costume himself. Of course, he may have simply hypnotized her into donning it herself with one of his [[MindControlDevice "cards"]]. Considering that the girl is Hatter's secretary, on whom he had a crush, and how the Hatter behaved towards her before he went bonkers, the second possibility isn't ''that'' far off.
** There's actually an inversion in the series where [[Characters/DCAUJoker The Joker]] seduces [[Characters/DCAUHarleyQuinn Dr. Harleen Quinzel]], and she puts on a harlequin uniform, becoming Harley Quinn, then breaks him out of Arkham. True that Harley put that outfit on of her own free will, but when you think about it, that outfit represents the fact that Harley has become a slave to the Joker out of love. One thing's for sure, every villain in history that's tried to seduce the girl and failed would envy the Joker's success with Harley.
** In "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE11BabyDoll Baby-Doll]]", the actress who played Baby's teenage sister is kidnapped, knocked out, and wakes up in her old bedroom set... dressed in her old costume. Hopefully, Baby had her one henchwoman Mim dress "Sister Susie" instead of her two male thugs.
* Maxine Gibson spends the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' episode "[[Recap/BatmanBeyondS3E8E9CurseOfTheKobra Curse of the Kobra: Parts 1 and 2]]" in a white midriff-baring top and dress. Chances are that the two servant girls she subsequently beat up put it on her.
* In ''WesternAnimation/DanVs'', episode "Dan vs. Technology", Elise tries to get rid of the proprietor of a computer company, but is then captured and put in an outfit similar to one from ''Film/{{Tron}}''.
* ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'':
** Sam is forced to wear the pinkest dress she's ever had the ''dis''honor of seeing to please her future hubby Prince Aragon in an ArrangedMarriage. She subverts this later on by creating her own bridal dress as part of a plan to escape his clutches.
** Happens to Sam again later, in a BrainwashedAndCrazy fashion this time. The [[NonHumanUndead plant-ghost]] Undergrowth decides he likes Sam's nature-friendly attitude, and kidnaps her as his queen. The next time we see her, she emerges from a giant bud, dressed in leaves à la [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Poison Ivy]].
* On ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'', in their first encounter with the Kanker Sisters, the Eds wake up in the sisters' mobile home to find they're wearing bathrobes that belong to the Kankers' fathers, and their clothes are hanging to dry outside.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'':
** In the 4[-[[superscript:th]]-] movie, ''[[Recap/FuturamaM4IntoTheWildGreenYonder Into the Wild Green Yonder]]', the eco-feminist organization does this to this to the ''guys''.
--->'''Zapp Brannigan:''' Ah, the fairer sex.
** Zapp tries to do this to Leela the first time they meet, but she refuses to play along.
* In the episode "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E17TheTwinFactor The Twin Factor]]" of ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'', after being subjected to mind control under Dr. Drakken, Kim is seen wearing Shego's outfit. This is questioned and acknowledged by both Ron and Shego but quickly dismissed and never explained. Though a reasonable explanation can be drawn, like say Drakken ordering her to go into another room and dress up, leave it to the [[{{Fanon}} fans]] to take it a bit [[http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/16197393/ further]]. Since Shego made Señor Senior Junior and her entire enslaved population wear Shego's green dress (and the fact that Shego still wears her Team Go dress even while not part of their group), the whole logic about that dress just does not make any sense...
* ''WesternAnimation/KorgothOfBarbaria'': Korgoth in his travels meets a guy keeping a girl in a cage in his dining room.
* In the "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS1E10CatManDoImpeachFuzz Impeach Fuzz]]" episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{The Powerpuff Girls|1998}}'', it isn't "enslavement", but it's doubtful Ms. Bellum is happy about the outfit she has to wear when Fuzzy Lumpkins takes over as mayor; it is sort of a midriff-bearing and cleavage-exposing Daisy Duke ensemble, and a pair of short-shorts made from cut-off jeans.
* In an early episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Daphne Blake was hypnotized by Harry the Hypnotist, disguised as a Ghost Clown, and when next we see her, she is wearing a fanservicy circus outfit and performing a stunt on a unicycle. [[FridgeHorror We're never told if Harry the Hypnotist changed her, or just had her change her own clothes.]]
* A very disturbing example happens in the ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "[[Recap/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesS1E4FunAndGames Fun and Games]]". The Toyman kidnaps Lois by sending her a doll that sprays sleeping gas; when Lois wakes up, she's dressed like an old-fashioned cupie doll. What makes this disturbing is, Toyman has ''no'' henchmen in this episode, much less any female ones, so the only explanation is, he changed her clothes himself. (And given the type of guy he is, he may just consider doing so the same as doing it to an ''actual'' doll.)
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In the episode "Slaves of the Republic", Ahsoka poses as a slave girl while wearing a rather revealing outfit (though not as revealing as Leia's).
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Teen Titans|2003}}'':
** The cartoon features another example, this one with Robin. After he is blackmailed into becoming Slade's apprentice, the camera pans over Robin's outfit hanging on a hanger, then Robin donning the shirt of his new Slade-esque costume, then Slade stepping out of the shadows and nodding his head approvingly... implying that Slade was standing there ''the entire time'', especially when one takes into account the [[FoeRomanceSubtext extreme interest]] that Slade has for him. Though perverted interest or not, he'd be insane to let Robin out of his sight -- it's ''Robin'' after all.
** Terra also dons a similar outfit after she's revealed to be Slade's apprentice, but the outfit is more than just a symbol of her belonging to Slade. The suit [[spoiler:allows him to control her nervous system, along with her powers]].
* Parodied in ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'' when team Venture is kidnapped on their way back from a costumed party. The theme they choose? ''Star Wars''; and Dean is Leia.
* ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'': In "Stuck in the Middle Ages with You", Clover is caught in a IHaveYouNowMyPretty situation and is made to wear a pink princess gown and crown by a evil guy who wants her to be his "queen".
* Evangelyne from ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'', in the episode "Vampyro", gets mind-controlled and kidnapped in preparation for becoming the host body of the Demoness Shadofang. Before the possession, she's put in a white SexyBacklessOutfit exposing the demonic marks that crept over her.
* ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'': During the series finale, Future Jack, who succeeded in taking over the world while Omi was absent, also kidnapped the other main villains. Wuya is seen wearing a cheerleader outfit, while Chase Young is stripped down to his underwear (among other things).
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* UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc was charged by her captors with many things, including wearing men's clothes (a big no-no). They first forced a pledge from her not to wear men's clothes, then while she slept stole all her clothes and left a man's outfit behind. She was thus forced to wear that outfit and subsequently charged with violation of her oath. It's also been suggested that she was insistent on wearing men's clothing as a safeguard from her guards raping her. Many historians are of the opinion that when she was forced to wear women's clothing, she ''was'' actually raped.
* One of several myths about UsefulNotes/MataHari is that she was subjected to something like this for her execution. An issue of ''Magazine/TheNewYorker'' claimed that she was made to wear "a neat Amazonian tailored suit, especially made for the occasion, and a pair of new white gloves", but another account claimed that she wore the same low-cut blouse and tricorn hat ensemble which had been picked out by her accusers for her to wear at trial. However, neither account is consistent with the photographic evidence, and are likely false, especially considering that another myth claims she blew a kiss to the firing squad before the order to shoot was given.
* When UsefulNotes/TimurTheLame defeated the [[UsefulNotes/TurksWithTroops Ottoman sultan Bayezid I]] in the Battle of Ankara, he also took his Christian wife Despina captive alongside him. Many historians believed that Bayezid was humiliated by being ForcedToWatch his wife serve as Timur's slave girl, inspiring artists to depict such a scene that would easily remind one of [[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/Bajazeth_-_Timur_-_J_N_Geiger.jpg Jabba's treatment of Princess Leia]]. Timur had done this in response to a slight Bayezid made towards him where he threatened to humiliate his entire RoyalHarem in front of him.
* In 271 AD Roman soldiers captured Gothic [=POWs=], among them 16 cross-dressing women. All of them were paraded throughout Rome wearing signs that mockingly labeled them "Amazons".
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