Spring 2013 Cover

Emma and Elsie, Zooey Magazine Zooey Magazine had the tremendous honor of working with Emma and Elsie of A Beautiful Mess once again, and this time, for the summer cover of Zooey Magazine! Not only did we just shoot a cover with Emma and Elsie, but we also we hosted a Crafts & Cocktails together in April. Surely, this was a collaboration of a lifetime. These two sisters are incredibly talented, smart, and so inspiring. This is the first time in all of Zooey's lifetime, that we have featured two cover models, siblings, bloggers (also major entrepreneurs!) on the cover of Zooey. What do you think of the cover?

This issue is now available for pre-order in our new online shop. But the magazine will also be available on stands in July as well! The issue also features beautiful editorials photographed all over the world including Mexico, interviews with summer talents including Tim Lopez (Plain White T's), Andre Holland (1600 Penn, 42), Arjay Smith (Perception), Claire Julien (The Bling Ring) and so much more!

Photographer: Heather Hixon Stylist: Kristina Van Dyk Stylist's Assistant: Reed Van Dyk Hair and Makeup: Amber Bruehl and Emma Fortini Manicures by Staci Nguyen Videographer: Austin Farmer

Special thanks to our friends over at Seychelles Shoes for being great hostesses, and for our friends at Shop Ruche for being an incredible support! And also Tender Greens for the delicious catering!

The Wisdom of Angela Trimbur

Angela Trimbur, Zooey Magazine Since inspiring the world to dance like nobody’s watching, Angela Trimbur is now working on Mike Judge’s new HBO show “Silicon Valley.” She thoughtfully shares with with us 20 important life lessons in our Spring 2013 issue that is a must-read. Print this list out out, share it with your neighbor, or share it with the world.

1: Always run like you’re being chased.

2: Guys like when you say ‘dude’ a lot during sex. “Oh dude, that feels so good, dude.”

3: When paying bills at home, listen to some reggae - you stay super chilled and it’s nearly impossible to be sad about losing some money.

4: It’s always nice to periodically update the person you’re dating that they are “still in the running!” then gives a thumbs up.

5: Cover your self help books with a classic brown shopping bag cover for a cool mysterious reading-in-public look.

6: When faking a cellphone call on the streets to avoid someone, the best thing to say is “Oh I can’t really hear you, can you speak up?” It's honest!

7: Gum chewing never looks cool. It looks lazy and immature and dumb. Spray your mouth with binaca or pop a mint. Seriously. The cow-grazing look makes you less attractive subconsciously.

8: The best universal thing to say while giving any sort of toast is: “Here’s to constant stimulation!” It’s fits every celebration.

9: When typing a password in front of a friend, just tell them what it is, so nobody feels weird for a second.

10: Whenever you feel lonely, just pretend there’s an artsy ghost in the room, sketching a portrait of you just doing your thing.

Angela Trimbur, Zooey Magazine

11: Dance like nobody’s watching.

12: JEALOUSY is the ugliest emotion! Avoid feeling it by being excited for that person and stay positive knowing you will have something exciting happen to you soon.

13: If you just got out of a relationship and are sad, hurt, miss your ex, and are tempted to call him/her...drive in your car and scream so loud that you lose your voice. That way you can’t call because you can’t speak and be heard! Stay quiet for a few days, it’ll be better for everyone I promise.

14: Everyone’s heart hurts for different reasons. Let’s be sensitive to that.

15: If you’re laying face to face with someone and you both have your eyes closed, NEVER OPEN THEM, because that’s when they’ll open theirs and you’ll look like a psycho.

16: Don’t get bummed out if someone you love doesn’t dig something about you. That “ugh” may be someone else’s “yay!”

17: Tip for men with live-in girlfriends: if you want a little space for her or a momentary pacifier, draw her a hooked-up bath for one! It’s a fun way to get her away and she will also feel special.

18: If you wear contacts or glasses and are feeling a little bored in your relationship, take them off so you don’t see who you are kissing and pretend it’s someone else instead. Just to mix it up in your own head.

19: In a gym class, when the instructor says “How’s everyone feeling?” or “Who’s ready for a workout?” don’t be silent. That is your turn to say “whoo hoo!” It’ll lift up everyone’s spirits.

20: Stay classy occasionally.

Photographed by Derek Wood on IMPOSSIBLE Project instant film Styled by Lucia Tran Hair by Jeanne SanDiego Makeup by Myke Spezzano

Jake of all Trades: Jacob Artist

Jacob Artist, Zooey Magazine Jacob Artist, Zooey Magazine

Jacob Artist. Jake Puckerman. The two may share the same first name, yet they could not be more different. In fact, as Jacob sits before me, relaxed and with a big smile set across his face, any visage of Puckerman quickly fades way. Unlike the bad boy image he portrays so well on television, Jacob exudes a quiet confidence comparable to that of James Dean, who was the primary source of inspiration for his editorial shoot. Thrust into the spotlight at an early age, Jacob has already stolen the hearts of many as one of the newest cast members to join Fox’s hit TV series, Glee, this season. He sings, he acts, he dances; multitalented and multifaceted, Jacob is quickly building a name for himself in the entertainment industry. And after sitting with him for only a few minutes, it’s so easy to see why.

Although Jacob’s popularity stems from his role as Jake Puckerman on Glee, he really began his road to success through a different vocation. “I actually grew up as a dancer my whole life,” he tells me. Now the graceful air he seems to carry about himself all makes sense. “I grew up as a competition kid. So I did everything: jazz, tap, hip hop. And then I did a lot of extra ballet on top of all of that when I was in high school. I actually got accepted into Julliard for dance, but I turned it down to come to LA.” Despite his casual attitude, Jacob’s list of talents are very impressive for such a young star. Would Jake Puckerman take ballet? Probably not. But it is no doubt that Jacob’s work as a trained dancer has helped him stand out, not only in Hollywood, but with his fans as well.

See more of this article in the Spring 2013 issue of Zooey Magazine

Giveaway: Zooey Magazine is giving away the same bracelet by Lemon & Line (valued at $30.00) as worn by Jacob Artist in this editorial! All you have to do is leave a comment with your name (and include your email in your profile) and we'll announce winners on May 10!

**Update: Winner of the bracelet is Christine Delozier!

Jacob Artist, Lemon & Line

Interviewed by Pauline Aguayo

Photographed by Derek Wood Styled by Kenn Law Groomed by Myke Spezzano Production Assistants: Tiffany Ma and Pauline Aguayo