Ksenia Lauren is an American actress currently working and living in Los Angeles. She recently guest stared on "The Young and the Restless" (CBS), the critically acclaimed Amazon series "Bosch", on the popular HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and on the ABC drama "Body of Proof". Her feature film credits include &...
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Ksenia Lauren is an American actress currently working and living in Los Angeles. She recently guest stared on "The Young and the Restless" (CBS), the critically acclaimed Amazon series "Bosch", on the popular HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and on the ABC drama "Body of Proof". Her feature film credits include "Five Thirteen", "Snake and Mongoose" and "12 Wishes of Christmas".Ksenia started her career at age 15 being hand picked out of a casting of 700 girls which led her to become an international fashion model. She was signed with some of the top modeling agencies in the world and her image took her to many different countries including Italy, France, Spain, Japan and Germany where she appeared in Elle, Vogue and Marie Claire, among many other publications. She worked with such known brands as Guess, Victoria's Secret, Issey Miyake, Bebe, Agent Provocateur just to name a few, and was photographed by world renowned photographers like Ellen Von Unwerth, David La Chapelle and Odette Sugerman. She has appeared in TV commercials for companies such as Lexus, L'Oreal, AT&T, Nike, Yoplait and many more. Ksenia was also the lead in the first ever interactive web commercial for the 2012 Mercedes Benz SLK which was very well received worldwide.Ksenia's is an alumni of Playhouse West, a renowned acting school in North Hollywood where she has studied with Robert Carnegie and Holly Gagnier. She is also part of the Improv Comedy program at the Upright Citizens Brigade in Hollywood,CA. She has performed in local Los Angeles theatre including plays such as Neil LaBute's "Some Girls", Neil Simon's "Odd Couple"(Female Adaptation), J.P. Miller's "Days of Wine and Roses" and James McLures' "Laundry and Bourbon".
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