SIGNY Award - Best Bondage Model

Best Bondage Model

2000 2001 2003 2004 2005
Gold Eve Ellis Ashley Renee Jasmine Sinclair Jenni Lee Jewell Marceau
Silver Ashley Renee Andrea Neal Amber Michaels Jewell Marceau Ashley Renee
Bronze Andrea Neal Eve Ellis Ashley Renee Emily Marilyn Christina Carter
4 Paige White Sadie Belle Jewell Marceau Ashley Renee Autumn Le Fleur
5 Sara Slave Stacy Burke Chantal RopeMarks Amber Michaels Jenni Lee
6 Stacy Burke Paige White Stacy Burke Eve Ellis Eve Ellis
7 Tyler Scott Molly Matthews Rosaleen Young Christina Carter Stacy Burke
8 Alexis Taylor Tyler Scott Jenni Lee Kumi Monster Sasha Monet
9 Kristine Imboch Julie Simone Kumi Monster Stacy Burke Emily Marilyn
10 Darla Crane Alexis Taylor Angel Sasha Monet Jasmine Sinclair
11 Kelsey Chambers Kristine Imboch Eve Ellis Julie Simone Kristine Imboch
12 Brandy (DevonP) Katie Jordon Andreea B Jasmine Sinclair Amber Michaels
13 Whitney Prescott Sara Nychols Alexis Taylor Chanta Rose Lucy Zara
14 Bambi Newberry Jasmine Sinclair Sara Nychols Kiana Rachel Paine
15 Ginger Switch Krissy Donovan Sadie Belle Sadie Belle Vivian Ireene Pierce
16 Sheena Sands Rachel Paine Celine Corde Lucy Zara Lee "Bridgett" Harrington
17 Simona Tobi Dita Von Teese Chantal RopeMarks Kumi Monster
18 Alex Chareese Missy Night Chanta Rose Autumn Le Fleur Anastasia Pierce
19 Vesta Andreea B Andrea Neal Tobi Miss Conduct
20 Jewell Marceau Bondage Mai Mercedes Bound Karina Ballerina Laeiana Forte

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