Rada Krivokapic-Radonjic is a well-known stylist and fashion designer. Rada Krivokapic-Radonjic has participated in numerous fashion shows all over the world, as well as worked as a stylist for magazines, TV shows, and other publications.

Rada created a new piece of men’s clothing called “Kovilm.” She created it for the 2019 fashion show “Svijet Bez Sukoba,” which translates to “The World Without Conflicts.” Kovilm is a necktie worn by men that represents the transition from the tie and bow tie.

Rada has also written the books “Dressing” and “Tailoring and Sewing.” Her books are about fashion and clothing issues, and they are influential for aspiring models, designers, and stylists. She spends most of her time in her hometown of Kotor. She does, however, have professional connections in Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital.

She created the collection “Ostvarene Rijeci,” which translates to “Realized words,” in 2006. Her deceased father inspired the collection. In addition, in 2010, she collaborated with model Filip Kapisoda, and in 2018, she had a number of fashion shows.

She also organized a number of fashion shows in the city of Yugoslavia. The show is called “Ispocetka,” which translates to “Restart.” Following this series of shows, the international press recognized her influence in the fashion industry.