THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE - CINEMA ISSUE 5 by THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE

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Exposed by Bryan Adams Kubrick - The Legacy Realisatrices Gina Gershon Iconic Film Fashion Artistry and the Reel Life Cinematic

O N E S T O WAT C H

Hollywood Hit List A nnabelle W allis, S coot M c N airy, J osh Henderson, Brit Robertson, Katherine Lanasa, Peter Vack, John Cho, Gillian Jacobs, Derek Luke, Shawn Roberts, Josh Peck, Kathleen Robertson, Nick Krause, Jordan Belfi, Freddie Stroma, Aaron Yoo, Grey Damon,

New York Stories J oanna K ulig , I sabelle M c N ally , A lexia R asmussen , E lvy Y ost , E va A murri M artino , N oah B ean , J oseph S ikora , G ina R odriguez , A lexia L andeau , V incent K artheiser

London Calling L ily C ole , J ack D erges , T aser H assan , J ack G uinness , J ack F ox , L uke B randon

BEAUTY

F eild , S ophie K ennedy C lark .

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Starsick The Ride Escape Candyland

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Vanessa Hudgens Blow Up Dial M for Melissa Gatsby Girl Lost Two for the Road 9 1/2 Weeks Dangerous Liasons Second Circle The Butterfly Collector Pret A Paris

Screen Siren Red Carpet Drama

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La Jolla Fashion Film Festival Dom Perignon & David Lynch Chanel: Little Black Jacket Olympic Events by Lady V Cannes 65th Film Festival Stockists

The Untitled Magazine celebrates its global launch with an issue dedicated to Cinema. We looked for the most exciting up-and-coming and established talent from the silver screen and beyond that inspired us and will be talked about at home and abroad. We invited international journalists, artists, photographers and directors to explore the most iconic references in cinema to create our fashion and beauty stories, portraits and features. What are the influences shaping the film world today? Everything from the inspiration, the costume designers, the directors, and of course the talent on the screen is explored in over fifty productions in our Cinema issue. We went to Los Angeles, London and New York to photograph and interview some of the most exciting talent in the industry. We asked them not only about their recent projects, but also their paths to success, and what shaped them along the way. We profiled legendary filmmakers such as Stanley Kubrick as well as some of the most influential female directors. We interviewed artists who are inspired by Cinema, and explored the works they create. We examined new directions in the medium, such as fashion films, video art, set and costume design, as well as how these elements are progressing. Most importantly we celebrated one of the most talked about and creative expressions to evolve in the last century, Cinema, which from the early days of silent films to the modern era of streaming continues to enthrall audiences globally and impact society more than almost any other artistic medium. Take a journey with The Untitled Magazineâ€™s â€œCinemaâ€? issue, from the printed page to our online edition at www.untitled-magazine.com, which features behind the scenes videos, in depth interviews, fashion films, documentary shorts as well as the latest international news in cutting-edge art, fashion and film.

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contri B utors www.warwicksaint.com

With a resume that includes photo shoots with the likes of Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Charlize Theron and ad campaigns for Nike and Diesel, the New York based photographer Warwick Saint has come a long way since his editorial debut in Dutch Magazine in 1999. Born in South Africa, Warick Saint pursued photography in London following his graduation with a BA in Art History and Philosophy. Recently Saint’s “Body of Work” collection, a series of photographs of provocatively tattooed women, was shown at the Hionas Gallery in NY.

www.bellsotofilm.com

Bell Soto is a photographer / director from Peru, based between New York and LA. His work has been published in numerous international publications including Vmagazine, Vman, and L’Officiel Hommes. His fashion films have been awarded for Best Cinematography at La Jolla Fashion Film Festival, were featured in the FaceOff Smashbox Competition in Los Angeles in January 2012, On/Off New Breed in London in June 2012, and Soto was selected this year by Hunger Magazine as one of the top 3 fashion film directors to watch. He is also known for his music video collaborations with rapper Iggy Azalea and singer Jennifer Akerman.

www.fineartbrokers.com

Heidi Lee is the director of Waterhouse and Dodd Contemporary NY and their art advisory, Fine Art Brokers in the US. She brings ten years of art advisory experience and works with art collectors around the world including clients of JP Morgan Chase, AXA Art Insurance and Christie’s auction house. She has helped clients acquire and appraise over five hundred works of art by contemporary and modern artists including important works by Mark Rothko, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, John Baldessari, Anish Kapoor, John Chamberlain and many others. She received a master’s degree from Christie’s Education in Modern Art and is a UPSAP qualified appraiser. Heidi has served as co-chair of the New Museum’s Contemporary Council and chairman of Christie’s Education Alumni Society.

www.irisbrosch.com

Artist, photographer and director Iris Brosch, living between New York and Paris, is known internationally for restoring dignity and strength to the image of women in photography and film. Her style has been described as “Miuccia Prada meets Leonardo da Vinci”. Brosch’s unique celebration of female sensuality moves in fresh and fascinating directions within her ability to rework timeless classicism with a thoroughly modern twist. She is well known for her numerous editorial productions for Italian Vogue, as well as her Venice Biennale performances. She also recently exhibited at Palais du Tokyo in Paris.

www.danielafederici.com

Photographer / director Daniela Federici was born in Melbourne, Australia, and is currently based in New York. She began a lifelong passion for film and photography while still a toddler. Her breakthrough career moment was shooting Anna Nicole Smith for Guess Jeans in its heyday. She has traveled around the world and back again shooting stills and film for everyone from Vogue Magazine to Queen Rania of Jordan to commercial clients like La Perla, BMW, and DeBeers. She is currently in front of the camera on the TV show “Nomad Traveller”, which follows her on her travels.

www.antoineverglas.com

A man of many beautiful pictures, Antoine Verglas is a French-born, New York City-based photographer responsible for making beautiful women like Linda Evangelista, Stephanie Seymour, Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, Angelina Jolie, Elizabeth Hurley and Eva Mendes look even more beautiful and making legendary men such as Richard Branson even more iconic. A photographic mainstay for more than two decades, his work has appeared worldwide in Elle, GQ, Playboy, Sports Illustrated, Vanity Fair and Vogue among many others.

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ONES TO WATCH

HOLLYWOOD

HIT LIST

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Annabelle Wallis Age: 27 From Oxford, England Lives in Los Angeles Photographed by Tony Duran

ANNABELLE WALLIS If Annabelle Wallis is a familiar face, it’s no surprise. The multilingual beauty has been making rounds in big name titles like X-Men: First Class, and the Showtime drama series The Tudors alongside Jonathan Rhys Meyers. She also had a role in the 1963 throw-back series Pan Am with Christina Ricci and Kelly Garner, and a part in Madonna’s 2011 film W.E.

commercials, small films... all of those lit the way down the path to bigger things.” Unapologetic for her intense love of the craft, she confessed that if she weren’t an actress, she’d seclude herself “on a hill somewhere” and write all day long. “I love that all the nicks and grazes I get along the way add to a well of knowledge and experience I can draw from and make my work better and better.”

The 27-year-old speaks Portuguese, French, and Spanish in addition to English, and feels that acting has been part of her core since day one. “I feel that I can now say acting was in my blood. I’ve always acted, be it way back in my school plays, TV

Catch her now as “Sara”, Chris Hemsworth’s wife in Snow White & the Huntsman. Black Jacket by Dior, Hair and Make Up by Kela Wong.

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JOANNA KULIG Joanna Kulig Age: 30 From Poland Photographed by Indira Cesarine in New York City

director, in that exact scenario. As for her love affair with cinema? “In the movie theatre you get transferred to a totally different world, and that allows you to forget the real one. Unfortunately since I became an actress and know all of the technical details… some of this magic is lost for me forever.” The Untitled Magazine caught up with her while she was in New York for the premiere of Elles at The Tribeca film Festival. Her highly charged performance in the controversial fillm also starring Juliette Binoche is not to be missed. Also catch her alongside Ethan Hawke in The Woman in the Fifth, which premiers this September. In 2013 you’ll spot her in Hansel & Gretel: The Witch Hunters.

Polish actress Joanna Kulig knows that a little language barrier isn’t enough to keep her from executing a brilliant role. She learned to speak fluent French in just a few months for her roles in both Elles and The Woman in the Fifth—movies she was offered parts in when Małgośka Szumowska and Paweł Pawlikowski spotted her at a prestigious film festival in Poland. Joanna was being recognized at the event for her role in Grzegorz Pacek’s Wednesday, Thursday Morning. For this reason, it’s Pacek’s film that she notes as her big break. No stranger to intensity in front of the camera, Joanna’s debut on the big screen revealed some the hardest scenes in her career thus far. “I performed the part of a terminally ill teenager who wants to experience different aspects of love before she dies… including the physical. It was also hard because it contained my first nude scene ever.” When asked about falling in love on the job, she explained that she fell for her now-husband, a script-writer and

Joanna wears a lace dress by Temperley, cape as skirt by Jac Langheim, tights by Wolford, necklace by Chrishabana, & snake skin belt by YSL. Fashion Editor: Jackie Astier Hair by Anja Grassegger @ Factory Downtown, Make up by Carolina Dali.

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SCREEN

SIREN PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSIE CRAIG

Natalie Dormer’s ethereal persona took the world by storm with her appearance as Queen Anne Boleyn in the Showtime series The Tudors, alongside Jonathan Rhys Meyers. The actress admits this was a breakthrough for her, though she’s also known for her role in the 2005 film Casanova and her more recent appearance in the wildly popular HBO series Game Of Thrones. “I love the magic of being emerged in a visual story that transports you momentarily, yet completely, away from your own life.” Originally her family’s proclaimed academic hopeful, Natalie applied to drama school after misreading a question on her A-level exam and finding herself ineligible for Cambridge. She began her drama studies at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Now eight years in, she admits there was never a plan B after the decision to pursue acting materialized. Her passion for the craft has afforded her exciting, but also intense experiences. “I once shot an underwater car crash scene. We had scuba tanks and shot all day in a freezing swimming pool. It was a relief when the cinematographer pointed out that my lips were blue and we should probably take a break.” Watch out for Natalie Dormer in the third season of Game Of Thrones, as well as an A Long Way From Home, an independent film she is currently working on with actor James Fox.

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Natalie wears a silk kimono by Mishka Vintage, and a ring by Lara Bohinc. Photographed at The Crazy Bear Membersâ€™ Club, Covent Garden, London

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RED CARPET DRAMA Beauty Editor: Bernadine Bibiano Fashion Editor: Indira Cesarine Make up by Bernadine Bibiano @ Judy Casey Hair by Miok @ Judy Casey From the days of vintage Hollywood to the late 1980s, there was an accepted standard for photogenic red carpet jewels: bigger was better. The massive iceberg diamonds on the necks, wrists, and ear lobes of starlets were in direct correlation with the barrage of camera flashes, rampant editorial admiration, and most importantly, a sharp spike in credibility for the top tier jewelers post-event. But as old world Hollywood’s elitist guidelines are cross-bred with the indie fashion culture, artistic innovation and an emphasis on individuality, ‘creativity’ has become the new code for A-list appearances. From bangles in the shape of amphibians to hand rings that resemble lethal weapons, jewelers are adopting the use of more diverse materials and conceptual designs. While remaining timeless, heritage jeweler Garrard’s red carpet offerings now include interwoven deer antlers and black diamondencrusted flame motifs inspired by the “Great Fire of London”. Cartier’s Sortilege de Cartier, launched in 2011, embodies color and movement with the dynamic inclusion of tassels and beads, while hues of cabochon yellow and fresh aquamarine amp up the impact. Stephen Webster conceptualized cuff bracelets modeled after shark jaws that clamp elegantly to the arm, and a series of extravagant jeweled pendants that represent the seven deadly sins. A recent addition to the red carpet jewelry It-crowd, bespoke goldsmith Sabine Roemer took the concept one step further with a diamond and emerald iteration of Nelson Mandela’s 46664 prison bracelet, which Morgan Freeman wore to the Oscars for his Invictus nod. A new age of red carpet jewelry has arrived, and while the eye catching drama is alive and well, the generic diamond rush has been overhauled in favor of individuality and artistry. Photographer Warwick Saint captured a stunning selection of some of our favorites, worn by model Bekah Jenkins on the following pages.

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Fire of London diamond earrings by Garrard. Makeup by YSL. Le Teint Touche Eclat Illuminating Foundation in Beige Rose Blush Radiance in #1 Vernis A Levres Lipstain in Rouge Laque Ombres Duolumieres in Silver Moire/Black Flannel Shocking Effet Faux Cils Eyeliner Mascara Volume Effet Faux Cils Shocking in Noir Profond La Laque Couture Nails Polish in #1 Rouge Pop Art

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shadow a film by Willy Vanderperre for

DIOR HOMME

www.untitled-magazine.com/shadow

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Vanessa Hudgens Blow Up Dial M for Melissa Gatsby Girl Lost Two for the Road 9 1/2 Weeks Dangerous Liasons Second Circle The Butterfly Collector Pret A Paris

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A S S S E N E N A G V UD H Fashion Editor Cannon Make up by Stephen Dimmick @ Aim Artists Hair by Patricia Morales @ Jed Root When you hear the name Vanessa Hudgens, what comes to mind? All American sweetheart, the actress “Gabiella Montez” from Disney’s High School Musical, the ex-girlfriend of Zac Effron, singer, cover girl, yoga enthusiast, winner of countless teen choice awards.... Your perception of Vanessa is about to change with back-to-back challenging roles in some extremely dynamic films. The Untitled Magazine’s Editor in Chief, Indira Cesarine, met up with the actress to talk about her daring new roles, and what it took to transition from a Disney darling to a serious character actress with a very certain future. Born in 1988 in Salinas, California, the Irish, Native American and Filipino beauty is the daughter of a fire fighter. Acting from the age of three, she has been honing her craft her entire life - singing, dancing and acting along the way from one success to the next. “I started when I was really, really young… I did my first play when I was three in my pre-school production of the Nativity story. I played Mother Mary holding a baby Jesus and he’s sitting away in the manger. Ever since then my parents allowed me the freedom to take classes. I started taking dance lessons, and singing lessons, and piano lessons, and getting into community theater and I always loved it. I kept on doing plays and one thing just led to the other.” Despite critically acclaimed performances in movies like Bandslam, the 24 year old actress is most well known from her Disney High School Musical series. She has found transitioning from her image as “Gabriela Montez” to be one of the most challenging achievements of her career thus far. “High School Musical was incredible and it was so fun and it gave me so many fans which

Vanessa wears a dress by Rafael Cenamo, shoes by Pedro Garcia, necklace by Sethi Couture, right by Baccarat & ring by Judith Ripka.

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Vincent wears Pants by Boglioli, Shirt by Oliver Spencer From left to right: Natalya wears Chadwick Bell Silk Organza gown with Collar by Chromat. Darla wears vintage dress Megan wears coat, skirt and tights by GANT by Michael Bastian with hat by Leah C. Millinery & shoes by DSquared2.

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BLOW UP Fashion Editor Jackie Astier Make up by Jessica Tarazi Hair by Shawn Mount

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Fashion Editor: Jackie Astier Makeup: Bernadine Bibiano for MAC Pro at Judy Casey Hair: Joshua Barrett for Redken at Artists by Timothy Priano Photographed at Gustavinoâ€™s in New York City. Actress Melissa George re-creates the original drama of Hitchockâ€™s famed films and shadowy silhouettes with model Wes Carnes. The Australian-born actress can be seen in the upcoming BBC/Cinemax series Hunted, as well as upcoming films Between Us and Marble City. Melissa George has mastered British and American accents, is fluent in Spanish, and loves to do her own stunts. The stunning beauty has graced the covers of Vogue and GQ, and acted alongside A-list talent like Julia Stiles, Pierce Brosnan and Josh Harnett. Her resume ranges from vampire thrillers to action-adventure, including the 2009 film Triangle, in which she plays five versions of herself. A top model and national roller skating champion in her teen years, she progressed into acting with her breakthrough in the 2003 ABC series Alias. Subsequent memorable appearances include roles in Mulholland Drive and 30 Days of Night.

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Melissa wears a dress by Badgley Mischka. Wes wears a shirt and jacket by Brooks Brothers.

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GATSBY GIRL Fashion Editor: Brendan Cannon Make up by Hector Simancas Hair by Felix Fischer Photographed at Capitale in New York City. Actress Gretchen Mol becomes a Gatsby Girl for our fashion story featuring the flapper-chic 20’s looks that became renowned from the original film, The Great Gatsby, 1974, starring Mia Farrow and Robert Redford. Connecticut native Gretchen Mol was working at Michael’s Restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen when she was scouted by a talent agent right out of her hat check booth. Seemingly destined for the film and theater industry, she worked as an usher at Angelika Film Center and performed in high school musicals next to future Broadway star Peter Lockyer. Photographer Davis Powell approached her in 1994, offering a portfolio revamp. Immediately after, her visage appeared on the cover of W Magazine. Gretchen’s look became iconic quickly, but ultimately she put modeling on the back burner in favor of her acting career. The late ‘90s saw her on the cover of Vanity Fair while acting alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon. In 2006 she made waves as the lead role in The Notorious Bettie Page. “I got a chance to feel like I knew something about Bettie, so by the time the role was mine I was pretty confident,” she said of the experience. “I felt like I really worked for it.” Since her debut, Gretchen has showcased in over 30 films and countless theater productions, including a solid year cast as Roxie in a Broadway production of Chicago. Look out for her these days in the HBO series Boardwalk Empire.

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Gretchen wears a beaded dress by Bibhu Mohapatra, Pearl necklace by David Webb, Earrings and ring by de Grisogono and Leah C Couture Millinery headpiece.

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LOST Fashion Editor Jackie Astier Sittings Editor Amina Mohammed Hair & Makeup by Flรณra Buenano

Dress by Rafael Cennamo, boots by Gio Diev

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Fashion Editor: Victor Gonzalez Make up by Roberto Morelli @ Link Hair by Shawn Mount @ Factory Downtown Actress and model Rebecca Dayan channels the iconic star Audrey Hepburn in our remake of Two For the Road, which Hepburn starred in with Albert Finney in 1967. Born in a small town in the south of France, Rebecca Dayan moved to Paris when she was a teenager to study art and fashion while modeling. She became assistant stylist to Gabrielle Greiss, who would later become the head designer at Sonia Rykiel. Though seemingly on a fast track toward the fashion industry, there came a day when she realized she’d rather be acting. She got her feet wet in the 2009 short House of Illusions, followed by a small role in 2010’s From Paris with Love, and more recently 2012’s Celeste and Jesse Forever with Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg. With an increasingly impressive resume, it seems Rebecca has only begun to carve herself out as an actress. But one thing she’s learned already? She should have hung onto her accent. “For a long time I worked on eliminating it. When I started acting my agent was like, ‘You’ve got to make sure you have the most neutral accent possible.’ Now they’re saying, ‘Can you play up your French accent?’ I’m like, you must be kidding me! I don’t even know how anymore.” You can catch Rebecca Dayan this year in the black comedy Charm and the short film Croque Monsieur.

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Rebecca wears a dress by Ivana Helsinki, Polo scarf, and shoes by Celine. Julian wears a vintage shirt, Oliver Spencer trousers, Marc Jacobs scarf, Dr. Martens shoes.

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Edourdo wears jeans by John Varvatos. Sophie wears a robe by Oscar de la Renta.

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WEEKS Fashion Editor: Jackie Astier Make up by Piret Aava Hair by Alex Budai Our remake of the 80’s classic film 9 1/2 Weeks stars actor Edoardo Costa. He was first discovered by a modeling scout while doing his military service as a police officer in Italy. He found modeling work easily in the early 1990s, but his restless, ambitious nature led him to pursue acting classes the world over, from Paris to Milan, and finally Los Angeles. He was a shoe-in for TV shows like Baywatch, Arliss, and The Bold and the Beautiful, but his big break came in 2007 when he landed a role opposite Bruce Willis in the Die Hard series’ final film, Live Free or Die Hard. His résumé also boasts notable theater appearances, including Bread Love Fantasy and Very Old Man, which he performed alongside the legendary Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni. Around the same time, he took over Beatrice International Models - a forty year old agency with elite alumni like Iman and Stephanie Seymour, and opened up The Actor’s Academy Milano. His work branched into philanthropic efforts, inspired by Nelson Mandela, to raise awareness about impoverished populations in Africa and Brasil, among others nations. You can see what the always busy Edoardo Costa has cooking in the upcoming films The Black Tulip and Grand Street, both due for release this year.

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Lotte wears La Perla silk negligee and vintage hat with bed featuring Frette sheets. All Manicures by Jackie Padilha with Estee Lauder and Tom Ford Fall 2012 colors.

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DANGEROUS Fashion Editor: Jackie Astier Make up by Regina Harris Hair by Andrew Fitzsimons

LIASONS

Actress Lotte Verbeek stars in this series inspired by the film Dangerous Liasons, with an all-star cast of Olympic fencers (Tim Morehouse and Race Imdoben), Phantom of the Opera star Paloma Lee Garcia, model Lorelle Crawford and the latest fashion icon, Tziphora Salamon. Dutch actress Verber is best known for her role in Golden Globe nominated TV series The Borgias, also starring Jeremy Irons. At the age of eight she set her heart on acting, but it wasn’t a straight road. She took detours for dancing and studied several years of classical ballet, contemporary dance, and jazz before she realized her roots in acting were demanding attention again. She began acting professionally prior to completing her drama studies. Her big break came when she appeared in the film Nothing Personal, which earned her a nomination at the European Oscars. When asked what she loves about movies, she said, “The intimacy, the compression of time and space for the length of that one story that’s being told. Everything seems so much more relevant on screen!” Look for her in the upcoming film, Suspension of Disbelief, where she’ll be playing a double role of French twin sisters.

WATCH THE VIDEO: www.untitled-magazine.com/video/gallery/dangerous-liasons

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Lindsey, Tatyana, and Laura all wear Inbar Spector.

Fashion Editor: Indira Cesarine Jack Guinessâ€™ wardrobe stylist: Charles Adesanya Make up by Philippe Miletto Hair by Elliot Bssila Second Circle was inspired by the time-transcending film Orlando and verses from the book Danteâ€™s Inferno. It presents a journey into another time and place where the mystical meets the magical. Models Laura Paine, Tatjana Saric and Lindsey Sullivan wear some of the most upand-coming designers from the London catwalk, where creativity is explored between the fabrics, textures, and avant garde cuts. Actor Jack Guinness stars in the fashion film version of the production, which premiered at The Museum of Contemporary Art La Jolla on July 27, 2012 at the La Jolla Fashion Film Festival.

WATCH THE VIDEO: www.untitled-magazine.com/video/gallery/second-circle

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This page: Alex wears a neck piece by Julia Burness with fabric from Cloth House. Opposite page: Dress by Julien MacDonald.

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THE BUTTERFLY COLLECTOR Fashion Editor: Aimee Croysdill Fashion Assistant: Jessica Taylor Hair and Make up by Sarah Elizabeth Abbott The Butterfly Collector is inspired by the John Fowles Novel The Collector and surrealist film, La Belle et la BĂŞte by Jean Cocteau. A beautiful young art gallery curator enters a strange curiosity shop in Londonâ€™s East End where the owner decides to add her to his collection. She was not the first, nor possibly the last. Will she escape, fall in love, or end up in a bell jar? A dark tale of love and possession featuring up-and-coming actress Alex Rose.

WATCH THE VIDEO:

www.untitled-magazine.com/video/gallery/the-butterfly-collector

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Backstage at Alexandre Vaulthier Haute Couture Fall / Winter 2012

PRET

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE TAKES YOU BEHIND THE SCENES OF PARIS PRET

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A PORTER & HAUTE COUTURE WITH PHOTOGRAPHER SARAH SKINNER

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Starsick The ride Escape CandyLand

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THE RIDE The Ride, starring Alexandra Biddell, David Brunning and Nic Loewen is a black and white fashion film that pays homage to classic moments in Cinema (The Graduate, Lolita, Easy Rider, The Motorcycle Diaries) and is placed in the context of a modern-day love story. In addition to showcasing pieces from Fall/Winter 2012 collections, the film focuses visually on merging urban textures with the natural beauty of open landscapes. The Ride brings notes of a classic narrative structure, married with the elegance of high fashion.

WATCH THE VIDEO: www.untitled-magazine.com/video/gallery/the-ride

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