places an order to the moment it arrives at their door. Every parcel is packed with genuine attention so that buyers can shop with confidence, knowing their privacy is protected at all times. Our workspace is completely smoke free and pet free, which means every item is kept clean, odour free, and in the best possible condition. Based in London, we welcome customers who prefer to collect their orders in person and we are always happy to arrange a convenient time. We continue to grow our presence on the website and on eBay while preparing to expand onto additional platforms, allowing more people to discover the kind of vintage magazines, adult content, alternative culture items, and unusual media that define our store.

Before any product is listed, it is carefully checked by hand to ensure it meets the standards our customers expect. Items are individually plastic wrapped, stored in an organised environment, and kept safe from sunlight or damage so that collectors receive them in excellent condition. We also buy and share products from sellers who want their magazines or media to go to a home where they will be appreciated rather than forgotten. Our approach is simple and honest. Provide a discreet service. Keep every order secure. Treat each item with the same level of care we would expect if we were the customer. As Naughtybydesire grows, we remain committed to offering a reliable experience, a trusted environment for buyers and sellers, and a collection that continues to evolve with new discoveries and rare finds.

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About the Creator Peter W. Czernich

Peter W. Czernich is one of the most influential figures in the world of fetish publishing and latex fashion photography. As the creator of Marquis Magazine and Heavy Rubber Magazine, he played a central role in shaping the visual identity, cultural recognition and artistic development of modern fetish aesthetics. His work helped transform latex, rubber and bondage imagery from underground interests into respected forms of creative expression.

Czernich began his career as a photographer within alternative fashion and subcultural communities. Through his editorial vision he highlighted latex and rubber not as novelty materials but as couture fabrics with structure, shine and sculptural potential. His magazines focused on elegance, craftsmanship and storytelling, establishing a new standard for fetish photography that blended high fashion with alternative culture.

Marquis Magazine became internationally known for its cinematic latex editorials, in depth interviews, refined bondage themes and high production values. It introduced readers to designers, models and photographers who would go on to define European fetish fashion. Marquis grew into a leading publication trusted by collectors, artists and anyone researching the evolution of latex style.

Heavy Rubber Magazine expanded Czernich’s influence further. This publication focused specifically on rubber culture, heavy latex design, industrial styling, sculptural silhouettes and the deeper lifestyle elements of the community. Heavy Rubber became an essential reference point for those interested in the technical, artistic and cultural aspects of rubber fashion.

Across both titles Peter W. Czernich created a visual archive that documents more than two decades of innovation in fetish fashion and photographic art. His magazines are now highly collectible, valued for their limited print runs, distinctive editorial style and importance in the history of latex and fetish publishing.

For collectors and enthusiasts Marquis and Heavy Rubber remain cornerstone publications that capture the creativity, precision and dedication behind alternative fashion culture. Czernich’s work continues to influence modern photographers, designers and stylists who explore latex and fetish aesthetics today.