New prestige porn makes sex the ultimate luxury and hot older women the main characters

Rachel is a 41-year-old doctor in Bergen County, New Jersey.She has a solid, loving marriage to a fellow MD, two boisterous kids under seven, and one method that she uses to stay sane:Prestige porn.Specifically, the kind of highbrow erotica with the same explicit content as a softcore video, but made by award-winning filmmakers and novelists, and starring Oscar-winning actors instead of OnlyFans girls.“It’s become like my therapy,” said the family medicine specialist, who plays XXX-rated audiobooks like “Helpless” by Jessica Knoll and “A Court of Thorns and Roses” by Sarah J.

Maas when she’s driving alone in her family SUV, and watches movies like “Baby Girl” and shows like “Industry” on her iPhone while doing laundry.  In another generation, Rachel would likely need to keep her sex-positive programming under wraps.Not today.“My group chat is full of moms who trade [sex content] recommendations,” Rachel told The Post.

“It feels like you’re watching any other good movie… just with bondage.” Rachel and her friends are reaping the rewards of prestige porn, a new genre where 40+ women are centered in highbrow erotica about sexual dominance and desire — in movies, in books and at upscale fashion and beauty boutiques. Think “Fifty Shades” for women who have a mortgage, a career and no patience for fake bags… or fake orgasms. TThe era of prestige porn means Oscar winners like Nicole Kidman, 59, and Olivia Colman, 52, can engage in once-unthinkable graphic acts for au courant movie studios like A24. Jessica Knoll, who has made millions writing crime thrillers, is now a Gen X Anais Nin writing about unspeakable — but delightfully readable — sex acts in her bestselling new book “Helpless.” Meanwhile, Bloomingdale’s now sells $108 “arouse stimulating serum” alongside its Louis Vuitton purses; at Revolve, there are anal beads and Isabel Marant.And the $60 erotica app Quinn tells bedtime stories spicier than Blu...