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Long before there was the red sole or the incredibly weightless BB, there was the buckle. Known as the Fabergé of Footwear, French cobbler Monsieur Roger Vivier first invented stiletto heels back in the fabulous fifties. Hemade the buckle his signature with the Belle de Nuit ballerinas and pumps, coveted by women all over the world.Fast-forward to 2003, French-Italian designer Bruno Frisoni took over the reins and revamped the brand, carrying the famous shoes designers legacy in flawless fashion, adding the right amount of modern cool to timeless styles.

Roger Vivier is the inventor of the stiletto heels and designed shoes for Christian Dior from 1953 to 1963. His shoes are very iconic and are exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Even the Queen wore Roger Vivier shoes for her coronation. Roger Vivier handbags are also a hit with celebrities, royalty and first ladies. The former French first lady Carla Bruni was seen carrying its Miss Viv handbag everywhere during state visits.

This season, the styles that conquered the likes of Bridget Bardot, Marlene Dietrich and Queen Elizabeth II come in slick, ultra-sophisticated finishes, with statement bags to complete your look.As ladylike as ever, Roger Vivierperfects refined style with this SPUTATA GIGI Heels.

Evolve with the season and opt for a classic silhouette from Roger Vivier. In a sleek black satin with toned buckle accent, these heeled heroes will ensure any wardrobe has a lick of sophistication. In delectable jet black finish, Roger Vivier maintains his charm offensive with this elegant shoe. A buckle and elegant heels insists that its a worthy investment, taking you from dinner dates to decadent social affairs.

Luminous and original. Marked "Roger Vivier Paris" on the inner. Superb quality. Rerfect heels. Timeless and trans generational, practical and chic for all occasions.They have an infinite elegance, anti bling bling, with a discreet bourgeois charm.