Maison Roger Vivier presents Cat Garden – A Tribute to Nature, introducing the SS2021 collection. This season is all about flowers blooming and the beauty of nature.
Creative Director Gherardo Felloni spent plenty of time surrounded by flora and fauna, out in the open air at Giglio Island, in the Tuscan archipelago of Italy. He spent his days gardening and sketching bright and colorful floral patterns.
The Cat Garden is a whimsical place where Felloni pays tribute to nature and his love for cats. “Cats are my favorite animals. There is something very feminine about the way they move,” he says.
For SS2021, Felloni gives his own take on florals, creating shoes, bags and accessories that signal a rebirth for the new season. The skill of Roger Vivier’s artisans are brought to the forefront with the stunning craftsmanship of key pieces in the collection. From Paris and Milan to Seoul and Tokyo, the Cat Garden popup will appear in key cities, bringing the Roger Vivier universe to life all over the world.
As a reader, "Roger Vivier Presents SS2021 'Cat Garden'" feels like stepping into a whimsical, high-fashion daydream where luxury meets playful nature—think surreal boutique windows filled with oversized felines lounging among vibrant, hand-painted florals . It makes me want to happypawsus.com/es/collections/scottish-fold to see if those adorable, round-faced cats capture the same charming spirit as the collection’s muse, since creative director Gherardo Felloni drew inspiration from his own love for cats and their graceful, feminine movements while isolating on the Italian island of Giglio . The collection itself is a riot of spring colors and blossoming motifs, featuring the first-ever "non-buckle" Vivier Blossom bags and lush floral slides that signal a rebirth of joy and craftsmanship after a gloomy year . It’s more than just shoes and bags—it’s an entire immersive experience (with pop-ups from Paris to Tokyo) that invites you to escape into a magical garden where elegance and feline whimsy coexist . Ultimately, it reminds me that fashion, at its best, can be a playful tribute to the simple beauty of nature and the animals we adore.
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