Roger Vivier created his signature, comma-shaped Virgule heel in 1963, or about three decades before the birth of the model Atlanta de Cadenet Taylor, 21, and the photographer Olivia Bee, 19, who teamed up to celebrate a new version of the shoe (featuring a slightly higher heel) that was reintroduced last January during couture week. The redesigned Virgule hit stores today along with 15,000 copies of a book featuring images of Taylor wandering Paris in the iconic heels, all taken by Bee, who began her career when she was 15. "I was so surprised when I got to Paris and they were like, "So, the photographer is a 19-year-old girl,"" said Taylor, the daughter of Amanda de Cadenet, a British photographer and TV host, and John Taylor, the bassist for Duran Duran. I'm so used to being the youngest person on set. Taylor's personal style was a natural fit for Bee's signature light-filled, "70s-style photographs. "I mean, the heel is very 1963, it's very kind of housewifey, like, on the town," Bee said. "But we wanted to go a little more rock "n" roll to show that it can also be edgy. So in some of the pictures, Atlanta's wearing her own clothes. Here, the duo recall the two June days they spent working together in the City of Lights during which they bonded, rode bikes and braved the stench of the Seine.