Evica Milovanov-Penezic is a Serbian glove designer known for her fringes, cutouts and use of vibrant colors.

Penezic started off as a clothing and handbag designer but switched to leather gloves in 1997 while living in Germany.^[1] Noticing the limited variety of glove styles, she began creating new designs with embroidery and decorations.^[2] Penezic creates her pieces by hand, relying on traditional methods.^[3][1] The handmade approach contributes to the uniqueness of each pair of gloves.^[4]

She had her first exhibit at a Belgrade fair^[1] and has presented collections in Paris several times.^[3][1] She also had several solo shows like the 2011 exhibition at the Ethnographic Museum in Serbia.^[5] A Hong Kong exhibit garnered her an award in 2010.^[6] Her work has been seen at the Belgrade Fashion Week accessories show^[7] and has appeared in fashion publications like Serbian Elle Magazine.^[8] She also presented her glove designs at the 8th International Exhibition of "Wearable Art".^[1] Her leather gloves are worn by royals like Kate Middleton, as well as singers Deborah Harry and Kelis.^[5][1][6]

Penezic collaborates with clothing designers like Roksanda Ilincic and Ana Šekularac for their runway shows.^[5] She also designs for operas, as well as theater and movie productions, such as the Serbian film "St. George Shoots the Dragon".^[5] Her gloves can be found in boutiques in several European cities.^[3][1] She is a member of "The Applied Artists and Designers Association of Serbia" and currently sits on its arts council.^[9] She has two daughters.^[1]