For Spring-Summer 2027, Roger Vivier revisits its archives and reinterprets the Maison’s emblematic codes through a contemporary aesthetic. Gherardo Felloni develops a vision set under the sign of blossoming, a symbol of renewal, transformation and the birth of new forms. Presented during Paris Fashion Week, the “Vivier en Fleur” collection shows how a historical heritage can remain relevant without losing its identity.




One of the season’s centrepieces is the new interpretation of the Belle Vivier. This iconic silhouette is reinvented through more dynamic proportions, a strap with a wider buckle and a spool heel inspired by the Maison’s archives. Denim brings an unprecedented ease to this emblematic model, while embroidery and artisanal savoir-faire preserve all of its sophistication. Historic lace also leaves its traditional register to adorn satin sneakers and embroidered styles.
The butterfly holds a special place in the collection, becoming one of its signature motifs. Introduced for the first time in the Pièce Unique line for Autumn-Winter 2026-2027, it now unfolds on satin bags, pointed mules and strappy pumps. Its metamorphosis echoes the central idea of the collection: the capacity of familiar codes to transform while retaining their essence.


The archive motifs also appear on bleached denim waistcoats, embellished with crystals, pearls and sequins. The floral embroideries evoke the lace and macramé of the 1960s, while certain ornaments recall the decorative elements of Parisian façades. The contrast between everyday materials and the meticulousness of artisanal work gives the pieces a singular expressiveness.
The accessories extend this approach by leaving room for personal styling. Modular charms make it possible to compose unique combinations, while scarves are knotted onto shoes and bags to underline their character. With “Vivier en Fleur”, Gherardo Felloni does not merely revisit the heritage of Roger Vivier: he offers it a new reading, in which the Maison’s emblematic symbols are reinvented and evolve to the rhythm of the contemporary woman.

Photos: Courtesy of the brand
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