Earlier this year, Don filmed a commercial for Men’s Wearhouse in Houston, Texas.  The commercial was recently released nationally on channels such as CNN and NBC.  You can see the full commercial below:

Don Vaughn was recently cast as the lead in a commercial by Adidas and Academy Sports & Outdoors that aired across the Southeastern United States.  The commercial was filmed in Houston, TX and began airing April 18th.  You can check it out here as well:

Future-ish.com names Don as one of their “Scelebs,” and one of the world’s top 10 most stylish scientists.  He is in great company, with names like Neri Oxman, a presidential fellow at the MIT media lab, and Wallace J. Nichols, a marine biologist and conservationist.

Don walked in Audi Houston Fashion Week for the second year in a row.  In the Saks Fifth Avenue Men’s Collection show, he modeled a traditional suit, a casual layered look, and he closed out the show with a standing ovation when he walked out in all white and shearling. Photos by Jay Marroquin.

Don walked in Cara Morales’s Houston Celebrity Fashion Show supporting her campaign for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Woman of the Year.  The event at Momentum Audi featured some of Houston’s finest – including Corbett Parker, Chelsi Smith, Todd Ramos, Bubba McNeely, and Nathan Kasselder – and contributed substantially to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Houston Chronicle’s Joy Sewing writes a feature article on Don, highlighting his disparate careers in drumming and neuroscience, and how Don is tying it all together by using technology from his research to create a custom LED electronic drum set. For the full article, click here.

Every year, Houston Modern Luxury Magazine does a profile of the best things happening in the city.  The article covers restaurants, boutiques, designers, and a select few individuals that really stand out in this city of millions.  Don was picked because of his highly unusual combination of careers in both modeling in neuroscience–it’s  not every day you meet a model that received dual degrees from Stanford and spends his days scanning brains in a lab (or in some cases dropping people off of a multi-story structure to see if time perception slows down).  Don was recognized along side other big