The Untitled Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Indira Cesarine, not only inspires readers with her globally distributed cultural title, but has inspired internationally renowned jeweller, Sabine Roemer, who has created and named a ring after her. The ‘Indira’ ring was designed and handcrafted by Sabine, known for her one-of-a-kind pieces worn by celebrities and royals. The ring features a…
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THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE LONDON LAUNCH PARTY - View photo gallery (62 images) The Untitled Magazine celebrated the global launch of the Cinema Issue 5 with an event during London Fashion Week hosted by Editor in Chief, Indira Cesarine, Society Editor, Lady Victoria Hervey and Courtney Blackman of Forward PR at Embassy in Mayfair. Guests at the…
SABINE ROEMER, THE BEST KEPT SECRET Jewellery artist, Sabine Roemer, is one of the best kept secrets in luxury bespoke jewellery. Each piece is meticulously hand crafted using the timeless techniques of a trained goldsmith, with intricate and delicate details that demonstrate a true perfectionist. Sabine chose her path from an early age, training…
THE VOYAGE COVER MOVIE (2:08) Created by Indira Cesarine Featuring Joy McLaren Edited by Indira Cesarine Assistant Editor Michaela Vatcheva Cinematography by Indira Cesarine Makeup by Phillipe Miletto Hair by Eliot Basila Fashion Director Indira Cesarine Additional Camera Operator Karc Chan Assistants to the Director Karen Potter, Karc Chan Music by Moby Special Thanks to…
XXXX MAGAZINE, "The Untitled Magazine" KALEIDOSCOPIC ISSUE TRAILER XXXX MAGAZINE, "The Untitled Magazine" is the new wave forward in multimedia publishing. Aside from fashion films and video art productions, the magazine addresses controversial topics in the media via documentary shorts, and presents unique multimedia articles creating a 3-dimensional experience for viewers. It took over 100 contributors…
3000 A.D. 3000 A.D. (3:24) directed by Indira Cesarine, is a multimedia fashion film featuring the works of goldsmith & jeweler Sabine Roemer. Shot in an aquarium with over 100 fish, the short film presents a unique stop motion presentation of hundreds of photographic images mixed with film footage. What will remain in 1000 years…