Of the handful of fashion designers inspired by Ayn Rand, Kimberly Ovitz’s loving The Fountainhead makes the most sense. A black and white palette plays up Kimberly Ovitz‘s form-follows-function fashion, and the elegance of the economy of her design celebrates a raw femininity. Check this inky essence of a dress, this Kimberly Ovitz floor-length silk jersey dress. So choice…
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Wanting.Kimberly Ovitz makes very ready-to-wear that gives you that studiedly careless chic that usually takes a lifetime to style. Case in point? A little black and white dress strung together by an exposed zipper… |
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Wearing.This Kimberly Ovitz dress is perfect. So simple and sheer, it’s one of the few dresses that look sexier on than lying in a pile next to your bed… |
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Hating.I only wonder if this Kimberly Ovitz hoodie dress would look so chic on the average girl. Fuggit, who cares about average girls… |
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