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EMMA CHAMBERLAIN Covers Wonderland's Spring issue 2025
âI still have a lot of experimenting to do, but I
feel back and I think the podcast is the perfect
example of that. I think it was really hard for
me to see for a minute, which was also hard
for me to talk about because I knew I sounded
like a douchebag. âEmma, you're making great
money. You can support yourself. Shut the fuck
up. What are you talking about, you're unhappy?â
But it was true. And all I know how to do is
tell the truth.â
Emma Chamberlain has lived a hundred lives
on the internetâYouTube icon, fashion fixture,
podcast host, red-carpet queen and coffee
connoisseurâthe list goes on.Â
Sheâs been branded the funniest person on
the internet. The most popular girl in the world.
Hell, sheâs the internetâs best friend. If you looked
up the definition of viral in the dictionary, her name
would be next to it. But after years of existential
whiplash, sheâs finally figured out who she wants
to be. And most importantly? Sheâs happy.
Covering our Spring 2025 issue, she opens up
about imposter syndrome, how cancel culture
altered her brain chemistry, her obsession with
honesty, and why sheâs now made the conscious
decision to enjoy, well, being Emma.
Photography by Ellen von Unwerth
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Editorial Director Charlotte Morton
Editor in Chief Toni-Blaze Ibekwe
Senior Editor Ella Bardsley
Editor Erica Rana
Features Editor Ben Tibbits
Art Director Michael Morton
Assistant Art Director Beth GriffithsÂ
Junior Art Director Natasha LesiakowskaÂ
Fashion Director Abigail Hazard
Production Director Lola Randall
Production Director Clemmie Hyde
âI still have a lot of experimenting to do, but I
feel back and I think the podcast is the perfect
example of that. I think it was really hard for
me to see for a minute, which was also hard
for me to talk about because I knew I sounded
like a douchebag. âEmma, you're making great
money. You can support yourself. Shut the fuck
up. What are you talking about, you're unhappy?â
But it was true. And all I know how to do is
tell the truth.â
Emma Chamberlain has lived a hundred lives
on the internetâYouTube icon, fashion fixture,
podcast host, red-carpet queen and coffee
connoisseurâthe list goes on.Â
Sheâs been branded the funniest person on
the internet. The most popular girl in the world.
Hell, sheâs the internetâs best friend. If you looked
up the definition of viral in the dictionary, her name
would be next to it. But after years of existential
whiplash, sheâs finally figured out who she wants
to be. And most importantly? Sheâs happy.
Covering our Spring 2025 issue, she opens up
about imposter syndrome, how cancel culture
altered her brain chemistry, her obsession with
honesty, and why sheâs now made the conscious
decision to enjoy, well, being Emma.
Photography by Ellen von Unwerth
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Editorial Director Charlotte Morton
Editor in Chief Toni-Blaze Ibekwe
Senior Editor Ella Bardsley
Editor Erica Rana
Features Editor Ben Tibbits
Art Director Michael Morton
Assistant Art Director Beth GriffithsÂ
Junior Art Director Natasha LesiakowskaÂ
Fashion Director Abigail Hazard
Production Director Lola Randall
Production Director Clemmie Hyde
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âI still have a lot of experimenting to do, but I
feel back and I think the podcast is the perfect
example of that. I think it was really hard for
me to see for a minute, which was also hard
for me to talk about because I knew I sounded
like a douchebag. âEmma, you're making great
money. You can support yourself. Shut the fuck
up. What are you talking about, you're unhappy?â
But it was true. And all I know how to do is
tell the truth.â
Emma Chamberlain has lived a hundred lives
on the internetâYouTube icon, fashion fixture,
podcast host, red-carpet queen and coffee
connoisseurâthe list goes on.Â
Sheâs been branded the funniest person on
the internet. The most popular girl in the world.
Hell, sheâs the internetâs best friend. If you looked
up the definition of viral in the dictionary, her name
would be next to it. But after years of existential
whiplash, sheâs finally figured out who she wants
to be. And most importantly? Sheâs happy.
Covering our Spring 2025 issue, she opens up
about imposter syndrome, how cancel culture
altered her brain chemistry, her obsession with
honesty, and why sheâs now made the conscious
decision to enjoy, well, being Emma.
Photography by Ellen von Unwerth
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Styling by Jared Ellner
Interview by Beatrice Hazlehurst
Hair by Sami Knight at A-Frame Agency
Make-up by Loftjet at Forward Artists
Nails by Thuy Nguyen at A-Frame Agency
Set Design by Walter Barnett   Â
Creative Producer for EVU Erica Cornwall
Digitech Ăremis
Photography Assistants Todd Weaver, Ian Cush     Â
Fashion Assistant Brooke Figler
Hair Assistants Allie Ellis, Walter Macklin
Make-up Assistant Vittoria NaifyÂ
Post Production Ovidiu OlteanÂ
Videography by Robert Marerro
Videography Assistant Drake Hackney
Location Milk Studios
Editorial Director Charlotte Morton
Editor in Chief Toni-Blaze Ibekwe
Senior Editor Ella Bardsley
Editor Erica Rana
Features Editor Ben Tibbits
Art Director Michael Morton
Assistant Art Director Beth GriffithsÂ
Junior Art Director Natasha LesiakowskaÂ
Fashion Director Abigail Hazard
Production Director Lola Randall
Production Director Clemmie Hyde
