Selfies at Tiffany’s reimagines a universally recognizable symbol of classic elegance through a modern, satirical lens. What was once a poised, timeless image is subtly disrupted—tradition swapped for technology, refinement replaced by self-documentation.By exchanging the cigarette holder for a selfie stick and phone, the piece offers a sharp commentary on vanity, visibility, and how cultural ideals have shifted in the digital age. Grace remains, but it’s now framed by obsession, performance, and the need to be seen.The contrast between old-world sophistication and contemporary self-focus highlights how we curate identity today. Elegant, ironic, and quietly confrontational, the work questions what we value now—and what’s been lost along the way.