Hollywood's leading ladies and men have been wearing shoes by Salvatore Ferragamo since before the invention of talkies. In 1954, Audrey Hepburn famously wore suede Ferragamo ballet flats in "Sabrina," and more recently, Drew Barrymore and Nicole Kidman have appeared in films wearing Ferragamo footwear. The latest ingenue to be associated with the brand, Kaya Scodelario, was cast by Ferragamo itself. The 21-year-old actress, best known for her role in the British TV series "Skins," recently embarked on a whirlwind adventure, traveling from her hometown of London to Florence, Los Angeles and Shanghai to shoot "Walking Stories," an online-only romantic comedy that Ferragamo will release in eight parts this month, every Tuesday and Thursday beginning today, at ferragamo.com. "We literally went around the world in two weeks," she said. Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the man behind the smash 2010 Italian art film "I Am Love," the movie is, in Scodelario's words, "a really cute, little short story about this eccentric young woman who's running around the world looking for love." Scodelario rolled out her best American accent for the film, which also stars Lauren Hutton as her aunt along with several other rising stars, including Tom Ellis as her love interest. Surprisingly, in the first episode, she forgoes shoes - viewers will have to wait for subsequent installment to see what Ferragamo shoes she dons. Here, Scodelario, who just finished filming an American film in Louisiana called "The Maze Runner," out next September, shares a few tricks for thriving while perpetually on the go. Change things up. I really wanted to work with Luca Guadagnino, who I think is a fantastic Italian director. He sent me the script and asked if I'd like to be part of it. I thought it was a really fun, quirky part to play, very different to anything I've done before, and to get to work with Ferragamo would be quite interesting. Keep family close. I took my mum with me. She was my comfort item. She was on set the whole time, and she got to travel to all the different locations and see the filming and check out the clothes and the shoes. And she absolutely adores Ferragamo, so it was really great for her to be able to be a part of it. Fly in style. I think there's nothing more comfortable on a 12-hour flight than a onesie, so I had my comfy, lovely onesie with me. And Champagne on the flight - me and Tom Ellis enjoyed a couple of glasses on the way to Hong Kong. Stay hydrated. A really good moisturizer, like a Chanel daily moisturizer, helps you kind of get a bit more refreshed when you arrive. Don't be a bag lady. I take my Louis Vuitton carry-on just because it's the kind of thing to do with a Louis Vuitton carry-on, isn't it? Take it on a flight? I usually end up with hundreds of bags because I buy magazines and books and food and lots of things at the airport before I actually get on the flight, so I need quite a big carry-on bag. Dress like a star. "I think it made me feel like I was ready to explore a more mature side of fashion, something a little bit more womanly," she said of having a Ferragamo wardrobe at her fingertips. They had this gorgeous big hat, a brown sort of sun hat, that was incredible. I used to always look at women in films in big hats and think, "Oh that's such a woman's thing," and I never thought I could pull it off. And now I love that hat, and it makes me feel like a movie star wherever I go. Learn from your elders. "It was incredible to work with her because she's such an icon," she said of working with Lauren Hutton, "and so beautiful and so interesting and such a crazy character. She's an incredible actress and on point and knows all her lines and is really focused, so she kind of taught me and Tom Ellis a lot about it being possible to carry that on for a long time if you're focused enough.