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Measuring just 5ft 0 (152.4 cm), AnnaSophia Robb is much shorter than the average American woman. She wears a shoe size 5 (US), which translates to a UK size 2.5 or 3, a European size 35, and a Japanese size 21.

AnnaSophia once again delivered an effortlessly chic look at the Through Her Lens Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program luncheon on June 6, 2025.

AnnaSophia Robb elevated her petite 5ft frame in chic black-and-white Chanel slingback heels, pairing them with crisp white trousers, a quilted handbag, and a leather button-up top for a modern Parisian-inspired ensemble (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

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AnnaSophia Robb on the set of The Carrie Diaries in vibrant ’80s platform sandals — a youthful nod to Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic style. AnnaSophia Robb’s “Soul Surfer” red carpet elegance, styled with sleek Roger Vivier Marlene sandals and polished beachy glam. Chanel luncheon chic: how she rocked pumps with socks...

Christian Louboutin, Manolo Blahnik, and Jimmy Choo. They’re all legends of the footwear world. Another name that belongs in any book about designer shoes is Roger Vivier.

The French shoe designer is famous for creating the stiletto heel and was one of the most influential designers of the 20th century.

Over 20 years after his death, Roger Vivier’s shoes continue to captivate our imagination. Without Roger Vivier, we wouldn’t have the stiletto heels we know and love today. We’re deep-diving into the world of his French fashion house to discover why their shoes are so famous.

Roger Vivier: The Icon Behind the Stiletto Revolution

Roger Vivier—pronounced “ro-juh vee-vee-ay”—is the namesake French fashion brand founded in 1937 at 22 Rue Royale in Paris.

Nicknamed the “Fabergé of Footwear,” Vivier is famous for pioneering both the first platform shoe and the slender stiletto heel.

Legendary French designer Roger Vivier,...

At Paris Fashion Week, the autumn / winter 2024 collections have been strongly influenced by the 1960s — quite notably at Dior — and it’s no different for French luxury shoe brand Roger Vivier. Holding its presentation at a different-than-usual location in Paris, at the Maison de l’Amérique Latine, the brand welcomed guests with a long glamorous red carpet at the entrance.

Camille Razat from Emily In Paris stopped in to see the new “Vivier Op-tical”-themed collection, while iconic French actress Catherine Deneuve caused a stir as she stopped in with cameras following her. Other guests included actresses Kelly Rutherford and Naomie Harris, model Paris Jackson and Spanish model Rossy de Palma.

Roger Vivier’s Viv’ Choc Effeuiller La Marguerite bag

Entering the hotel, guests immediately noticed black and white patterns, from the chess flooring to the striped optical illusions of spiral vortexes, all of which called to mind the intro...

Winslow Fegley is starring in Disney’s latest holiday movie The Naughty Nine, and he’s telling us more about himself! – Just Jared Jr The royals went for a mall portrait-style Christmas card! – Celebitchy These are the best beauty gifts to give this holiday season – Popsugar Find out which Freeform shows are coming to an end – Just Jared Jr Actress Kiernan Shipka hosted an intimate dinner in Los Angeles with Roger Vivier’s creative director Gherardo Felloni on Wednesday, December 6th in Los Angeles. Also in attendance were co-host Laura Brown, Alexandra Daddario, Zooey Deschanel, Alexandra Shipp, Kate Beckinsale, Allison Janney, Danai Gurira, Jurnee Smollett, Camille Razat, Lana Condor, Lily Rabe, Sarah Shahi, Jaz Sinclair, Rachel Zoe, Larsen Thompson, Anna Diop, Christine Chiu, Audrey Corsa, and Bella Heathcote. Check out the gallery for all the party pics!

French luxury shoe brand Roger Vivier always provides immersive experiences when unveiling new collections, and the spring-summer 2024 season was no different. Themed “Les Éléments Vivier,” the collection spanned over four floors, highlighting art and the best shoe savoir-faire in Paris’ 8th district on Thursday.

As guests arrived, things got a little cramped downstairs as no one was allowed up while Cher was getting a private tour. “I have been buying Roger Vivier shoes for more years than I’d care to admit. It’s so beautiful to see what [creative director] Gherardo [Felloni] is creating now with this incredible brand. I continue to be a fan,” said the “Turn Back Time” singer in collection notes.

Cher wasn’t the only celebrity in attendance. Oscar winners Michelle Yeoh and Laura Dern joined Emily in Paris castmates Camille Razat and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, along with Eve, Poppy Delevingne, former French First Lady and singer Carla Bruni,...

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On the rooftop of Holloway House, one of the newest hotel properties of Soho House, a host of actresses who are fans of Roger Vivier brands came out to celebrate the accessories brand on the evening of Dec. 9.

During cocktails, Mayfair Witches and The White Lotus star Alexandra Daddario chatted with Roger Vivier creative director Gherardo Felloni about his unique holiday home in Italy, a former lighthouse on Giglio Island off the coast of Tuscany. Cheryl Strayed, the best-selling writer of Wild, was there to see Laura Dern, one of the co-hosts of the party and the star of 2014 film based on the book.

Dern, who shared hosting duties for the evening with consultant and former InStyle editor-in-chief Laura Brown, told The Hollywood Reporter that she has been a fan of the brand’s shoes for decades.

“I have been since I started watching movies.

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Celebrities flocked to famed French women’s cobbler Roger Vivier’s Spring-Summer 2023 presentation on Sept. 29 in the City of Lights. Paris Fashion Week has been in full swing since Monday, back with a sort of vengeance. Every runway seat is filled and every presentation is at capacity, with more than 100 brands showcasing in some capacity on the official calendar.

Held in the center of the city, the Roger Vivier presentation wowed from the start. As guests entered, they encountered a human-height wooden shoe sculpture — a recreation from a 1987 retrospective at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris — which stood in the entryway. Two levels plus the garden were taken over with the collection of luxury shoes, in an immersive and imaginative experience. Models wearing white sat in a garden of flowers reading.

The new collection represents an ode to Monsieur Vivier who left...