thrifty hunter magazine

April 2013

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Jessica Sutta

Fashion

Beyond Retro

Marisa Quinn

Don’t Kick Jimmy

Absolute Vintage

Uneekboteek

My Coco’s Closet

Willa Ford

Jordan Miller

The Closet

Alexis Bellino

Natalie Dreyfuss

Jenny Dayco

Carmen & Camille

Kendra Richards

Jud Tylor

Two Moxie

Fashion

Malana Lea

Haley Pullos

Street Style

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White/red jacket - £35Red trousers - £181970’s green dress - £32

Photography: Kayt Webster-Brown

Hair & Makeup: Suki Miles

Model: Carmen Obied

Styling: Suki Miles

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MARISA QUINN

Clothing by: Sumthin CuteActress: Marisa QuinnPhotographer: Emily SotoStylist: Gabrielle LewisAssistant Stylist: Bianca StrotherMakeup: Kalie Johnston

Twilight Breaking Dawn

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Dress: $17.99Pearl Necklace $8.99Sky Blue Earrings $6.99

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What would you describe your

personal style as?

My personal style is natural,

boho, effortless, classic simplicity.

What stores do you shop in?

I’m a bargain hunter, flee markets,

thrift stores, Marshalls

Do you enjoy thrifty shopping?

Why?

Yes it feels good to wear things 75%

off and get compliments on it. I savor

the challenge of buying at a low cost.

I love mixing high and low together.

For example recently I went to a red

carpet event and I wore loubitons

with h&m and it worked!

We heard you were

working on a clothing line,

would you be able to tell us a

little about it?

Yes I am. It’s going to be a eco-

couture collection called “Marissa

Quinn” it was inspired by a bohemian

style with bold colors. One of my

biggest inspirations was my trip to

India & the line is going to be made

with sustainable fabrics and bamboo

cotton etc. It will also reduce the

carbon footprint tremendously

across the board.

Do you have any fashion advice

for the fans?

Never walk out of the house in

something you’re not comfortable in.

Even if you have to walk around the

house with it on a couple of times to

get used to it.

If you’re comfortable your radiant!

“Keep it fresh & new and keep finding

inspiration in everything around you,

friends family and places you travel”

What was your favorite part of

being apart of the twilight film?

Being a part of the films was a surreal

experience. I had been a fan of the

books for so long & being able to step

into character, I got to be a part of

the world I had read. I loved meeting

the big stars like Rob & Kristen and

seeing how down to earth and cool

they are.

If you are able to share what is

your next film project you are

working on?

Im working on a theater project next

and I will be heading to New York

to workshop a new musical called

“Distant Thunder” its going to be a

native American musical.

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Dress: $15.99Shoes: $27.99Ring by In Plush

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Blouse: $12.99Skirt: $14.99Chain by In Plush

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Don’t Kick Jimmy

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“We all have our different styles of clothing”

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When did you form your band and what inspired you to make music together?

December 12th 2011 DKJ met and an open Mic at the University of La Verne. We had never played together before but decided to jam on stage in front of a sold out audience at ULV. The synergy was there from the first snare shot to the last pluck of the guitar, we knew then and there that we would keep it going and start a band. Two weeks later Don’t Kick Jimmy was formed.

Do you write your own music? What are the main themes or topics for most of your songs? Do you think these topics will change over time?

Yes we write all our own music. Our songs range from political topics, love, and our real experiences that shape us as people. Yes the topics will change as we gather new experiences and grow as people.

How did you come up with your unique name?

That’s a secret!

Where have you performed? What are your favorite and least favorite venues? Do you have any upcoming shows?

We play all over LA and Inland Empire we are going to be playing a Benefit Concert at the University of Santa Barbara in May,

details will be on the Don’t Kick Jimmy face book page. We also have a regular spot at “The Press” in Claremont, CA every Sunday from 1030-12, it’s a free show and we encourage all the readers to join us every Sunday for drinks and good music.

What genre of music do you consider your work to be? Who are your major influences?

Not to sound Cliché but we are trying to push the limits of rock and music all together so DKJ is really turning into a genre of its own. We of course of influenced by other musicians some of our favorite bands are The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Doors, Coldplay, Everything Everything, Parliament, and the Dear Hunter.

As a band do you have a particular fashion style? Does each of you have your own distinct look?

We all have our different styles of clothing, Phillip goes for a fresh European sort of Hipster feel, Matt goes for a John F. Kennedy at the beach feel and Scott goes for the sort of Homeless sheik look.

As a band what are your future goals?

Our Goals as band are to finish negotiation our contract with our Label “My Block”, make music that we can stand behind and be proud of and make some sort of mark in the music community.

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Seeking Lesley,

finding Grace

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Mustard 60s Cotton Coat £65(UK Size 6-8, US Size 4-6, Euro Size 34-36)White 60s Top £5(UK Size 8, US Size 6, Euro Size 36)Gold Toe Court Shoes £18(UK Size 4, US Size 6, Euro Size 37)

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Pink 60s Style dress £30(UK Size 6-8, US Size 4-6, Euro Size 34-36)Navy Toe Russel Bromely Court Shoes £20(UK Size 4, US Size 6, Euro Size 37)Burgundy St Micheal's Scarf £3

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Photographer: Hannah-Beth Photographer Assistant: Daryl BleachModel: Megan @ BookingsMake-up Artist: Rowenna GillHair stylist: Rowenna GillWardrobe Stylist: Samantha RoslingClothing Provided by Absolute Vintage50 Thrfty Hunter

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Photographer: Teresa KoehlerModel: Alyena Makeup: Jenny Black Wardrobe: UNEEKBOTEEKJewelry: Lisa Marinucci Jewelry Collection

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MY COCO’S CLOSET

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Photographer Emily SotoStylist Gabrielle Lewis

Makeup by Kalie Johnston

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Photographer & Retoucher : Emy Lou

Stylist: Lisa Fifer

Hair & Makeup: Tamara Tott

Models: Ashton Lee Parks / Isis Betaudier

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THE CLOSETShirt & Trousers: “The Closet” Shoes: “Absolute Vintage”

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Jumper & boots: “Absolute Vintage” Tunic: “The Closet”

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Dress, Jumper, and Scarf : “Absolute Vintage”

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Bed jacket, dress, shoes & sunglasses: “Absolute Vintage”

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In your opinion, what is the most important quality of great makeup?

If the make up look is clean beauty make up or for someone to wear in their everyday life I think what is most important is to enhance your favorite features. Use make up to play up your strengths. Minimal use of make up can make a big difference, for example a slight tweak of one eyebrow with brow pencil can create the look of balanced brows . Overall I think it is important to see the woman and not the make up. However if I am working on a job and the look calls for drama or a specific style I may create a look that is great for camera but not appropriate for everyday. For example sometimes for a photo I will pile on multiple pairs of eyelashes, that just isnt comfortable or appropriate for real life but looks amazing in photos. That is the great thing about what I do, it’s playtime every day. I am part of a creative team and the work we do is a collaboration. Each player has a role and when everyone is working in harmony beautiful things happen and we each elevate the other and the final results.

What are some budding trends for Spring/Summer 2013?

Dewy glowing skin and lots of bold color is a trend for Spring/Summer in everything from blue eye shadow to orange lipstick and green nail polish. Its really fresh and perfect for Spring/Summer.

How long have you been practicing makeup and what has been the hardest part of building your career?

I have been working in the entertainment industry as a professional Make Up Artist for over 20 years. I never get over how blessed I am to do what I love to do and just enjoy every day and every job .

What does your daily makeup routine consist of?My personal make up routine always

begins with Heir Atelier Ultimate Make Up Prep followed by Elta MD sunscreen 45 SPF, Armani foundation and concealer, black eyeliner smudged, I wear mascara if I am “dressing up”, blusher, bronzer Stila Sun Shade 2 is the best and lip balm or this great chubby stick by Clinique in Heaping Hazelnut. I dont wear bright lip colors or draw attention to my mouth, I focus on my eyes instead. I put my on in the morning and forget about it so it needs to take me through the day because when I am on set working long days I dont have the time to check myself, I have models or actresses to take care of.

What is one beauty secret you have or use?

I have a few insider tips: - Because skin is the canvas for make

up, whatever you put on it will only look as good as the quality of the skin it rests on so I make sure to prep the skin always, it’s one of the main reasons why I created my own facial serum Ultimate Make Up Prep. Be sure to take care of the skin and the overall look will benefit greatly.

>> I use VERY VERY little powder (and an incredibly finely milled one, very translucent and light)... and only where needed so that the skin does not look oily. But I find that so many people pile on powder and it makes the skin look dry and as women age it becomes very aging and not the best look. I wont name names but a very beautiful older actress taught me this years ago. Many actresses wont let you over powder them because they know that it makes them look older. Dewy skin looks fresh and natural and holds up to scrutiny much better than over powdered skin... ok, so I am preaching here but I feel so strongly about this.

>> Invest in good quality make up brushes! They honestly make your work better, you cant do a good job applying make up with inferior brushes. And if you take good care of them they will last you a lifetime. I have been using some of my brushes for 20 years and they are still in my kit and I take care of them like they are gold... because for me they are!

Today’s woman is busier than ever. What is the easiest/quickest way to turn a day/work look into something that works for night out?

The quickest way to create a day to night look would be to play up your eyes, begin by refreshing your eyeliner and adding another coat of mascara, maybe add a shadow with some shimmer that will catch the light. For added drama line the water line of both upper and lower lids. Lip stains are great for night so that if you are eating or drinking you dont have to worry about your lipstick color fading

You’ve done such beautiful work on so many celebrities. Who have you not worked on that you’d kill to get into your chair?

Beyonce is the first person to come to mind.

Can you tell us about what inspired you to create Heir Atelier and facial serum Ultimate Make Up Prep?

Because skin is the canvas for make up and directly affects the final look of the make up, I created my own facial serum because I could not find any 1 product to give me the results I needed which was a way to get the skin ready in one step before applying make up. Before I was mixing 3 or more products together to get the results I need. Make up looks best on nourished and hydrated skin. I would create the serum at home in my kitchen after researching ingredients and getting a beaker and scale and writing down my recipes that I was testing on set. I began getting requests to purchase my serum from models, celebrities and other make up artists so I decided to make it legit and find a chemist to replicate it and produce it for me. That is how Heir Atelier began and why I am so confident about it. It was created and tested by myself and make up artists on the models and celebrities we work with for over 2

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years so I know how it performs on a wide range of people and skin types and it’s been enthusiastically embraced by the beauty insider community.

Can you offer one tip to women with problematic or acne prone skin?

It is worthwhile to see a dermatologist to get your acne under control and determine what the right products for your skin type and skin concerns. Sometimes people with acne prone skin irritate it further with harsh products or

treatments that only make it worse. Take care of your skin! It’s worth it. And dont forget oil free sunscreen!

What challenges have you had to overcome by being a successful woman in the beauty industry?

Challenges exist for everyone, dont focus on them, focus on your goals... I find that the power of my mind and the thoughts I keep are either my friend or my enemy... I believe in the power of our thoughts and the words we speak to ourselves not just to other.

>>Final note to your readers:Also it’s important to find mentors and create a healthy support system around you. Respect everyone and be gracious to everyone you meet, always do your best, listen to the person sitting in your chair, know that everyone has something to teach you, be humble and open to learning no matter how long you have been doing something. Always strive to grow and learn and be the best you can be.

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Photographer Rowan DalyMakeup Artist Elaina BadroHair Stylist: Jessica Marquez

Wardrobe Stylist: Bianca StrothersClothing provided by Honey Zhuang

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We heard that the movie you’re starring

in”42” is set to come out in April, how

was it working with Harrison Ford?

How did you prepare for the role?

I don’t want to misrepresent myself.

I’m actually not starring in the movie, it’s

definitely a supporting role.

Harrison Ford starred in some of my

favorite movies as a child. Indiana Jones

was a hero to me, and the Star Wars

trilogy tops my list of favorite childhood

films. Having the opportunity to work in

the same movie as a childhood icon was

a surreal experience. I never thought I’d

meet Han Solo in the flesh. I actually had

his action figure!

I prepared myself for the role of

Laraine Day by reading the script and

learning everything I could about her. I

also took the era into account and all the

ways it would affect someone living dur-

ing that tumultuous time. It’s a lot of fun

to step into the skin of a real life person,

but there’s also the added responsibility

of depicting them as truthfully as pos-

sible.

Did you know any history on Laraine

Day before you were cast?

I knew that Laraine Day was a 1940s

movie star but I didn’t know the details

of her personal life. She was a colorful

character, with many facets. She was a

glamorous movie star, wife, mother, Mor-

mon, author, TV host, philanthropist and

environmentalist. She was an amazing

woman who lived an incredible life.

What was the favorite film project

you have ever worked on and why?

There are 2 work experiences that

stand out as my most memorable, so I’ll

call it a draw. The first one is “Charlie

Wilson’s War”, working alongside legend-

ary director Mike Nichols, Oscar winning

writer Aaron Sorkin and Oscar winning

actor Tom Hanks. I guess it’s no surprise

that the movie itself was nominated for a

Golden Globe.

The second is “The Three’s Company”

movie with one of my all time favorite

directors Jason Ensler. It was such a col-

laborative, creative and supportive work

environment. We had cast rehearsals,

breakfast meetings to discuss the script,

and an amazing soundtrack complied

by Jason himself to set the mood before

shooting scenes. The movie spanned 3

decades so the wardrobe was as phe-

nomenal as the music.

Does Canadian TV differ a lot from

American TV?

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Canadian TV really reflects the Canadian way of

life and Canadian sensibilities. This is expressed in

the humor and characters on Canadian programs and

Canadian shows are typically edgier, more sarcastic and

a little less stereotypical.

Were you surprised that the first season of the series

“Good God” was nominated for an award?

This was actually the second season of Good God,

but it was called Good Dog for the first year. The title

reflects each season’s content. Unusual, I know!

Not at all! Good God is hysterically funny, wildly

intelligent and politically incorrect - all the ingredients

for greatness. It reminds me of a hybrid cross between

“Curb your Enthusiasm” and “The Office” and Ken

Finkleman is a genius

How do you like living in LA vs Canada?

I grew up in Canada so it will always have a special

place in my heart. I love the people and I miss the sea-

sons but I’m really enjoying my time in LA. The weather

is gorgeous, and there’s so much to do. I live 6 blocks

from the beach and I really couldn’t ask for more.

How would you describe your personal style?

I would say that my personal style is mostly Bohe-

mian chic but I like to shake it up and throw in a mix of

vintage and contemporary pieces. I try not to follow

rules and allow the way I dress to be a creative expres-

sion of my own personal style.

Do you like thrifty shopping and if so, why?

Absolutely!!!!! The only thing better than finding

something you love is finding something you love at a

good price. The Rose Bowl and second hand stores are

great places to find unique pieces at a fraction of the

price you would pay for something new.

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Photographer: Lasonic SivongxayAssistant: Kevin Ho and Jeff Melgar

Makeup Artist: Elaina BadroHairstylist: Jonathan Thompson

Wardrobe Stylist: Gabrielle LewisModel: Faith Picozzi

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What’s your dream role at the moment?

Honestly, I’m really enjoying the role of Molly on General Hospital right now... who wouldn’t want to be the center of attention for two hot guys? However, I would LOVE to play “Alaska” in a movie version of “Looking for Alaska”. This is a book by John Green that I just finished and I absolutely love it!!

Do you have any plans to further your education outside the movie industry?

I absolutely plan to graduate from College. I hope to go to UCLA, Julliard or USC.

We know you are just a teenager, but do you currently have a boyfriend?

Ha ha, I wish!

Who are you looking forward to working with in the near future?

With all of the Cassadines coming back to Port Charles, I would love to work with Constance Towers (Helena Cassadine). There could be some juicy storylines there.

Do you have a particular actor/

actress who you look up to?

I really like Rachel McAdams. She plays such a variety of characters and does an amazing job with each one.

What do you see yourself doing seven years from now?

Accepting my college diploma and my first academy award.

Tell us something that people don’t know about you?

Hmmm, that’s a tough one. I spend hours painting my nails with crazy designs. And they have to be perfect or I go insane.

Vintage clothing is something you love, so were you excited when you found out you would be featured in Thrifty Hunter?

I was positively ecstatic! It was the best photo shoot I’ve ever done and I thought the clothes we found at the thrift stores were so cool and fun.

How would you describe your personal style in just a few words?

Indy-eclectic-comfy.

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Staff

Chief EdtiorGabrielle Lewis

Graphic EditorRicky Dorn

Fashion EditorBianca Strother

Contributing Layout Design

Jenny DaycoPage(s) 96 - 101

Kalie JohnsonPage(s) 82 - 87 ,134 - 139

Josephine DejeuPage(s) 116 - 121

Contributing Photographers

Josh Williamsjoshwilliamsphotography.com

Emily Sotoemilysoto.com

Rowan Dalyrowandaly.com

Michael Ngmichaelngphotography.com

Hannah- Beth Toddhannah-beth.co.uk

Emy Lou Harrisemylouphotography.co.uk

Kayt Webster Brown thecapgrasdelusion.co.uk

Logan Colelogancoleblog.com

Ricky Dornrickydorn.com

Lasonic Sivongxayinblotch.net

Contributers

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Teresa Koehlerteresasphotography.com

Lasonic Sivongxayinkblotch.4ormat.com

Contributing Vintage/Thrift Stores

Unique Vintageunique-vintage.com/

Beyond Retrobeyondretro.com/

TwoMoxieetsy.com/people/TwoMoxie

Sumthin Cutesumthincute.com

Lost & Found Vintagefacebook.com/LostFoundVintage

Absolute Vintageabsolutevintage.co.uk

My COCO’S Closetetsy.com/shop/MYCOCOSCLOSET

Runway Boutiquerunwayboutiquela.blogspot.com/

Fiori CoutureLAFIORICOUTURE.COM

Vintage Sanctuaryfacebook.com/VintageSanctuary

Honey Zhuanghoneyzhuang.com

UNEEKBOTEEKstores.ebay.com/UNEEKBOTEEK

K.Hendrixkhendrix.com

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