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�I call it �#beardface.’ I moved here a few months ago from L.A., and it’s kind of become an extra scarf.�

�Being able to manipulate metal, something that is really hard to work with, being able to make it your bitch�that’s a really amazing feeling.�

�I wish I could say that I came to New York to be a model, but I moved here a few years ago on political asylum.�

�The stuff that happens in that store is crazy. But, you know, it’s Soho.�

�When you work in this world all year-round, Halloween isn’t that exciting.�

�The rumors [about Miley Cyrus] are all lies. She is amazing and gorgeous.�

�I don’t dress like the other moms. Every now and then I’ll wear, like, a red shirt, and my kids will be like, �Finally, you look like a real mother.’�

�With great hair comes great responsibility. Also, it lets me get away with stuff.�

�My father works at the same prison, in Westchester, and when I was 17, he handed me an application.�

�I started a company that makes 3-D-printed orthotics. Right now, orthotics aren’t sexy, but there’s no reason they shouldn’t be.�