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ROGER VIVIERVirgule Bow Wool Slingback Pumps

Name: Virgule Bow Wool Slingback Pumps
Brand: ROGER VIVIER
Price: 1200 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,200

Virgule Bow Wool Slingback Pumps

$1,200

Moda Operandi

Available sizes:

IT 35

IT 38.5

IT 39.5

IT 40

IT 40.5

IT 41

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Description

<p>Founded by the creator of the stiletto, the French heritage house boasts an illustrious legacy that Creative Director Gherardo Felloni continues to uphold today—and which you can now secure for the first time on Moda. Find celebrated signatures—from the brand’s square-shaped buckle emblem to the “Choc” heel, a nearly-gravity-defying style that arches inwards and was first designed by Monsieur Vivier in 1959.<br /><br /></p><p>Delightfully feminine, these slingback pumps have a wool body supported by a low, tapered heel and feature a bow detail on its pointed toe box. Style with pastels and lace to enhance its romantic appeal.</p><ul>- Heel height measures approximately 55mm / 2.15"
- Slingback fastening
- Composition: wool
- Made in Italy
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Brand Spotlight

ROGER VIVIER

Roger Vivier is a legendary French luxury footwear brand founded in 1937 by designer Roger Vivier, known as 'The Fragonard of The Shoe.' Originally trained as a sculptor at École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Vivier revolutionized footwear design by creating the modern stiletto heel in 1954 and introducing innovative heel shapes like the comma and virgule heels. The brand gained international acclaim through iconic designs such as the Belle Vivier pump featuring a distinctive chrome-plated buckle, immortalized in Luis Buñuel's 1967 film 'Belle de Jour' when worn by Catherine Deneuve. Vivier's clientele included royalty and celebrities like Queen Elizabeth II, Marlene Dietrich, and The Beatles. His shoes are characterized by sculptural forms, lavish embellishments including crystals, pearls, and jewels, and architectural precision. After Vivier's death in 1998, the brand was acquired by Tod's in 2000, continuing his legacy of creating what critics call 'the Fabergé of Footwear' under successive creative directors.

Trendiness score

55 of 100

Popularity score

82 of 100

Style keywords

Sculptural

Luxurious

Architectural

Elegant

Embellished

Brand Spotlight

ROGER VIVIER

Trendiness score

55 of 100

Popularity score

82 of 100

Style keywords

Sculptural

Luxurious

Architectural

Elegant

Embellished

Roger Vivier is a legendary French luxury footwear brand founded in 1937 by designer Roger Vivier, known as 'The Fragonard of The Shoe.' Originally trained as a sculptor at École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Vivier revolutionized footwear design by creating the modern stiletto heel in 1954 and introducing innovative heel shapes like the comma and virgule heels. The brand gained international acclaim through iconic designs such as the Belle Vivier pump featuring a distinctive chrome-plated buckle, immortalized in Luis Buñuel's 1967 film 'Belle de Jour' when worn by Catherine Deneuve. Vivier's clientele included royalty and celebrities like Queen Elizabeth II, Marlene Dietrich, and The Beatles. His shoes are characterized by sculptural forms, lavish embellishments including crystals, pearls, and jewels, and architectural precision. After Vivier's death in 1998, the brand was acquired by Tod's in 2000, continuing his legacy of creating what critics call 'the Fabergé of Footwear' under successive creative directors.