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"Debbie Loves Dallas" Release Party Photo Essay
On Friday evening, Vivid-Alt (MySpace) head Eon McKai (MySpace) threw a DVD release party for his alternative remake of of the 1978 classic Debbie Does Dallas, called Debbie Loves Dallas (or D<3D), at Miss Kitty's Parlour in Hollywood.
D<3D is also among the first adult releases on the high-definition Blu-ray Disc format.
Among those in attendence at the party were starlets Dana DeArmond (MySpace) and Charlotte Stokely (MySpace), DeArmond's boyfriend Daniel (MySpace), Alex Gonz, and an eclectic mix of regulars, clubgoers, and porn aficionados.
More photos, and don't worry, they're SFW, after the jump.
Atmosphere:
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Dana DeArmond:
Eon McKai and Dana DeArmond:
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Charlotte Stokely:
Dana DeArmond and Charlotte Stokely:
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Check out Eon McKai's photo gallery from the party here and XBIZ's coverage here (NSFW).
And more of my photos on Flickr here.
Special thanks to Eon McKai, Vivid-Alt, and the staff at Miss Kitty's Parlour.
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