INDIRA CESARINE AND KAREN BYSTEDT “UNTITLED X LOST WARHOLS” COLLECTION LAUNCHES IN WEST PALM BEACH

View event photos by Patrick McMullan

On January 31st, 2025, The Untitled Magazine celebrated the launch of the UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS wearable art collection for The Untitled Boutique at the Camilla Webster Gallery in West Palm Beach, Florida. This exclusive event brought together guests from the art, entertainment, fashion, and social spheres to celebrate the collaboration between artist Indira Cesarine, founder of The Untitled Magazine and The Untitled Space gallery, and photographer Karen Bystedt.

The UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS collection, which merges fine art with fashion, features iconic portraits of Andy Warhol captured by Bystedt. The black-and-white portraits are creatively transformed by Cesarine into colorful wearable art photo-printed garments and accessories, which are sustainably fabricated in the UK. Each piece designed by Cesarine reimagines Warhol’s pop art imagery, celebrating the cultural impact of the artist while offering a modern and luxurious way for individuals to wear a piece of art history.

Guests at the event had the opportunity to view the “Lost Warhols” exhibition, which is on display at the Camilla Webster Gallery through February 2025. The exhibition includes Cesarine’s “Gilded Andy” series and works by other renowned contemporary artists, including Peter Tunney, Bradley Theodore, Raul33, and gallery owner, Camilla Webster. 

Attendees of the event were treated to the artists and friends modeling pieces from the UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS collection at the event. Indira Cesarine, Karen Bystedt, Richard Booth, Lindsey MacWilliams, and celebrated photographer Patrick McMullan all donned garments from the collection, making for an impactful display of the wearable art.

The event was captured in exclusive photographs by Patrick McMullan, renowned for his work with PMC and Getty Images, offering a visual record of the evening’s stylish attendees and the vibrant atmosphere surrounding the launch.

Guests at the event included artists Indira Cesarine, Karen Bystedt, and Camilla Webster as well as Alexis Cameron, Andrew Sneath, Ann Heap, Barbara Crocker, Bill Dickie, Cece Black, Chris Cameron, Christopher Johnson, Dan Bauer, Dan High, David Bush, David Hochberg, Debby Gervais, Denise Sandell, Doris Day, Ed Sandell, Elizabeth Fekkai, Estaryia Venus, Guy Palmer, Heather Byer, Hope Newman, Janie Glynn-Chivers, Jean-Marc Golden, Jill Revson, Julian Maison, Kate D’Hondt, Kenneth Fishel, Lacy Davisson, Lauren Day Roberts, Lee Black, Lindsey MacWilliam, Logan Horne, Maria Fishel, Michael Cummings, Nancy Stone, Nicholas Kattar, Pamela O’Connor, Patrick McMullan, Paul Lowerre, Philip Ross Munro, Raquel Cameron, Raquel Palmer, Richard Booth, Richard Earl, Rick Gervais, Rick Rose, Ron Burkhardt, Simon Glynn, Tim McVay, Tom Golden, and Ursula Lowerre.

The collaboration between Cesarine and Bystedt, which includes several notable past exhibitions for The Lost Warhols, as well as other art shows, continues to bridge the gap between fine art and high fashion. The UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS collection is available for purchase through The Untitled Boutique, an online destination that merges art, fashion, and sustainability.

“The UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS collection is more than just fashion; it’s a celebration of Andy Warhol’s timeless impact on both the art world and popular culture. This collaboration merges two of my greatest passions—art and fashion—allowing people to wear history and make it part of their personal style. It’s incredible to see the vision behind the Lost Warhols collection come to life through this wearable art. Every piece is a tribute to Warhol’s legacy, and I’m so proud to collaborate with Karen Bystedt to bring this unique fusion of high fashion and fine art to the world.” – Indira Cesarine on the UNTITLED x LOST WARHOLS Collection

The “Lost Warhols” art collection has garnered significant attention worldwide, with previous exhibitions at prestigious venues such as The Andy Warhol Museum, MoMA Oslo, and Hearst Tower. This latest wearable art collection is another testament to the enduring legacy of Andy Warhol and the latest dynamic collaboration between Cesarine and Bystedt.

Head over to The Untitled Boutique to view the collection: untitledboutique.com

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