Tana Lea, Demi Sutra Tease, Tempt in Latest 'MV Mag'

Tana Lea, Demi Sutra Tease, Tempt in Latest 'MV Mag'

CYBERSPACE — Tana Lea and Demi Sutra join a collection of beauties in the spotlight for the newly released MV Mag, titled “Outlaw.”

“The magazine opens with a beautifully mysterious shoot of the exquisite Tana and Demi alone with each other amongst a magical background of a living maze composed of greenery. You’ll get lost in this shoot and never want to be found,” enthused a ManyVids rep.

Elsewhere, cam star ashleejuliet travels to Chinatown for her “freeing” photo shoot, titled “Unbound.”

“Free Run” allows Jane Lucier to explore her sexual liberation. “I never considered sexuality as something necessarily private or intimate,” she reveals. “It’s something that everyone can share and relate to.”

Another layout, “Concrete Blonde,” shows a different side of Lily Rader that “contrasts her soft, feminine mystique against an industrial backdrop of cement and stone,” notes the rep. “The harsh scenery highlights Lily’s sensual but delicate appeal, making her photo shoot a sexy and ethereal experience.”

Find MV Mag online and follow ManyVids on Twitter.

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