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Footwear and apparel editor specializing in shoes, everyday clothing, jerseys, slippers, socks, and underwear, with a practical focus on sizing, fit, materials, construction, comfort cues, durability, and visible QC consistency. · Updated 2026-10-27
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A white-and-lilac platform sneaker with an oversized square-buckle strap, described in the catalog as a lace-up on a raised sole. The only fit evidence comes from one buyer's review of the Viv' Skate platform line plus contradictory retailer guidance, so treat this model's sizing as unconfirmed and request insole measurements before ordering.
Reference price
$120.86 USDFinal item price, service fees and international shipping are confirmed on the shopping agent's website.
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Fit notes
One Viv' Skate platform reviewer (EU 36, 22.5 cm foot, 9 cm width) found the platform roomier than the flat version and suggested thin-footed buyers take a half size down, while thick-sock wearers keep their normal size. Retailer notes on the Viv' Run line conflict, so ask for this pair's insole measurement.
Buy if
You want a raised-sole lace-up with a decorative square-buckle strap in white and lilac, and you are willing to confirm the insole length with the seller first. The line review's soft-tongue note suits buyers who dislike instep pressure from a large strap.
Skip if
You need the fit settled before you commit, or you dislike extra weight underfoot. Buyers weighing this against the flat Viv' Skate should know the platform version was described as roomier and heavier than the flat one.
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Buying FAQ
One buyer in the Viv' Skate platform line said it runs slightly large and is roomier than the flat version, recommending a half size down for thin feet. That is line-level feedback, not a measurement of this white-and-lilac pair.
The line reviewer reported a soft tongue that did not rub the instep and no break-in discomfort there, despite the stiff-looking strap. That note covers the line rather than this exact model.
Ask the seller for the insole length in centimeters and compare it with a shoe that already fits you. Published Viv' Run guidance ranges from half a size down to half a size up to true to size.
The same reviewer called it heavier than the flat version but lighter than expected and wearable, with the added height being the main appeal.
Evidence
Same Viv' Skate platform line review: the platform/flatform version feels heavier than the flat version, but the buyer found it lighter than expected and still wearable, mainly valuing the added height.
SourceSame Viv' Skate platform line review: the tongue is soft and does not rub against the top of the foot, so no break-in discomfort was reported at the instep despite the stiff-looking oversized buckle strap.
SourceFor the Roger Vivier Viv' Skate platform sneaker line (platform lace-up with side square-buckle strap, the construction closest to this listing), a buyer who wears EU 36 with a 22.5 cm foot and 9 cm width reported the platform version runs slightly large — noticeably roomier than the flat version — and suggested thin-footed buyers go half a size down, while anyone planning to wear thick socks should keep their normal size.
SourcePublished fit guidance for Roger Vivier sneakers is inconsistent across retailers — the Viv' Run line is described as running large (take half a size down) by some stockists, as fitting slightly small (size up half) by others, and as true to size by another — so for this specific white/lilac platform model buyers should confirm sizing with the seller or ask for insole measurements rather than relying on generic brand fit notes.
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