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I'm very fond of Zoe Mabel as a combo; or indeed Mabel Zoe.

I think it's a lovely name. I have a cousin who's about 19 years old with this name.

I used to really like this name, but know I am thinking that it might be a bit too cutesy and infantile sounding on a human. I still like it for a dog or a cat

I'm not a fan. It's all right, but it doesn't sound like the name of a full grown woman.

I like it, but prefer Zoya.

I love Zoe, this spelling only. its recent popularity is great, to me. I think it's funny that some people think of it as a modern name. But whatever gets them to use a zippy classic like Zoe is fine by me. :-)

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Some of my Zoe combos:

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Zoe Elena
Zoe Artemis / Artemisia
Zoe Delphine
Zoe Anastasia
Zoe Callisto
Zoe Dominique
Zoe Demetria
Zoe Alexandra

Zoe is very pretty and has a nice meaning. It's a little too popular for me, though. I know tons of parents who gave it to their daughters thinking it was a crazy, wild, weird artsy name in the 1980s and 1990s, and then were disappointed when they discovered a ton of other parents who thought exactly the same thing. It's a cool name, but a little too popular for me.

It's not one I'd use myself, but it has a spunky, energetic vibe, and I like the meaning.