Vivier Express (trailer)
Roger Vivier presents American Academy Award winner Laura Dern, ambassador and friend of the House, in the first installation of the Vivier Express “Travelling Icons” series:whimsical short films, imagined by creative director Gherardo Felloni, to celebrate the Maison’s iconic designs in unexpected narratives.
In this inaugural episode, set against a backdrop of enchanting landscapes, Dern’s character embodies the essence of the Viv’ Choc handbag, a quintessential accessory that mirrors her own timeless elegance and allure. As the train rattles through cinematic vignettes, each frame captures the craftsmanship and innovation of Roger Vivier and reflects the incomparable charm of Laura Dern’s presence on screen. With each whimsical twist and turn, the Vivier Express “Travelling Icons” delivers a captivating narrative that celebrates the intersection of fashion, art, and storytelling, firmly establishing the Viv’ Choc handbag as a beacon of style and sophistication, much like Laura Dern herself in the world of cinema.
“It’s such a delight to see my friendship with Roger Vivier and Gherardo Felloni blossom into a new project that combines my craft of acting with my love of fashion. The Vivier Express is such a playful concept that reinterprets so many cinematic tropes with humour and style.” – Laura Dern
“It feels natural to communicate Roger Vivier’s aesthetic through cinema, given the House’s historic connection to Hollywood and the world of French and European cinema that began with Belle de Jour. Laura Dern is an actress with a rare charisma, and I am
obsessed by the David Lynch films she has acted in, so she has often been an inspiration for me. I am extremely honoured that she decided to collaborate with Roger Vivier on this project highlighting the Maison’s icons.” – Gherardo Felloni
Nicolangelo Gelormini
Nicolangelo Gelormini is an italian director, screenwriter and editor.
Born in Naples, he studied at Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia after the degree in Architecture.
He began working as assistant to the Oscar winner Paolo Sorrentino.
In 2020 he writes, directs and edits his first feature film Fortuna, starring Valeria Golino and Pina Turco, produced by Dazzle, Indigo Film and Rai Cinema, in Official Selection at the 15th Rome Film Festival and screened worldwide in Competition at the 24th Black Nights Film Festival of Tallinn.
The same year he directs Isabelle Huppert in the interactive movie Hotel Vivier Cinémathèque.
