Accessories

Every Piece a Masterpiece: Why You Need Completedworks in Your Collection

Created: February 10, 2026 02:07 PM

Completedworks redefines luxury jewelry by transforming each piece into a wearable work of art. With sculptural forms, innovative design, and sustainable materials, their collections offer a unique fusion of creativity and elegance. Perfect for those who seek individuality and sophistication, Completedworks invites you to experience jewelry that captivates both the eye and the imagination.

Beauty in Every Detail: Jewelry That Captivates Every Gaze

Created: February 10, 2026 01:33 PM

Step into the world of Panconesi, where jewelry transcends mere adornment to become wearable art. Each piece is a celebration of craftsmanship, creativity, and unique storytelling designed to captivate the eye and elevate your style. Discover jewelry that not only enhances your look but defines your presence.

A Comprehensive History of Fashion Illustration

Created: January 20, 2026 10:15 AM

Before fashion became an industry, it was an image. Long before runways, campaigns, and branding, illustration shaped how clothing was seen, imagined, and desired. Fashion illustration has never simply shown garments, it has translated fashion into thought, fantasy, and cultural meaning.

The Chair as a Vintage Object: Body, Ideology, and Form in 1970s Design

Created: January 19, 2026 12:44 PM

Long before furniture became optimized, minimal, and endlessly ergonomic, chairs were sites of ideological tension. In the 1970s, seating design underwent a radical shift, one that questioned discipline, posture, and the authority of form itself. The chairs now labeled as “vintage” did not emerge as nostalgic objects, but as responses to a cultural moment that sought softness over control and experience over precision. To sit, in this decade, was no longer to obey form, but to negotiate it.

Radio and Television as Vintage Objects in Iran Technology, Power, and the Regulation of the Body

Created: January 19, 2026 01:44 PM

The introduction of radio and television to Iran was never a neutral technological shift. These objects entered domestic life carrying systems of order, reshaping space, disciplining bodies, and reorganizing everyday perception. What we now identify as Iranian vintage radio and television are not nostalgic artifacts, but material witnesses to a compressed encounter with modernity, where image, authority, and domestic life became inseparably intertwined.

Vintage as Method, Not Market: When the Past Becomes a Tool for Visual Analysis

Created: January 19, 2026 02:01 PM

In a world where image production moves faster than thought, returning to the past no longer signals nostalgia, it signals pause. Vintage, in this sense, is not an attachment to oldness nor a desire for repetition, but a deliberate method of rereading visual history and creating critical distance from the present. Here, the past functions not as decoration, but as a way of thinking.

Vintage & Subculture: When Old Clothes Become Cultural Language

Created: January 19, 2026 03:13 PM

Vintage is not a return to the past, but a deliberate choice. Within subcultures, it emerged not from nostalgia, but from distance—distance from mass production, dominant fashion systems, and imposed identities. Worn garments became a language of refusal, expressing identity, resistance, and belonging beyond trends.