new work with Coco Rocha, cover story in As If magazine.

photos by Tatijana Shoan
styling Stacey Jones
make up Mayia Alleaume
hair Thanos Samaras

Came home to a care package from the parental units. Dad’s legendary pastaflora, Mom’s kourabiedes, melomakarona and my sister’s choc almond cookies. Overnighted from Greece. Yum

only chic, vintage tools for tuh-day’s extravaganza.

and strap-ons

@thanasis_tsimpinis spotted me sulking on top of a stack of mags. Holding the white #pipe prop I used as Oswald in Ibsen's Ghosts that season

A photo posted by Thanos Samaràs (@thanos_samaras) on Jan 21, 2015 at 1:59pm PST

updating donteverloveme.com/hair

I look GREAT today.

from a series of fashön gifs for @yahoostyle, @marinadnery from @thesocietynyc, shot by @ellemuliarchyk makeup by @lotstar art dir by @vitaraykhman hair by me, damn that's a lotta tags

A video posted by Thanos Samaràs (@thanos_samaras) on Jan 14, 2015 at 1:48pm PST

on set, Italian and German Vogue shoot weekend, lewk #1

Actress Melinda O. Fee [an eerie Valerie Cherish doppelganger] played a fembot on Bionic Woman in September 1977. My unhealthy fascination for obscure jobbing television actresses, yielded a clue to the disturbing reality of today’s Melinda [an eerie Jane Hudson doppelganger]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNuCD2BO3dM#t=24m22s

Apparently, Melinda did a one day gig as “Jill Foster Abbott #4” on Y&R covering for Brenda Dickson who was.. ahem.. at home sick. These stunts subsequently cost Brenda her role and career.

relishing Eva Stefani‘s new book #ΤαΜαλλιαΤουΦιν

Project du jour; a bunch of human hair hairpieces that were used in silent movies. Never mind how I got them. Will revive them. Use them in fashion shoots. No one will know. A second career. Third?

[I’ve done this before]

it must have been a shock