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Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon opens the doors to her new New York apartment, and discusses her new life in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar. continue reading...
Heels have always been big on the red carpet. The coveted Jimmy Choos and the red-soled Christian Laboutin shoes are just a couple of reasons women spend so much on shoes that will kill their feet at the end of the night. continue reading...
Luxury and glamorous accessory designer Jimmy Choo is bringing his coveted deigns to H&M this fall. continue reading...
(Fortune Magazine) — Drama is the predominant theme in this young entrepreneur’s world: From building a global brand based on $500-plus stilettos, to closing her third round of private equity financing to the tune of $360 million last year, Mellon doesn’t do anything halfway - including the recent renovation of her London office.”It’s a take on the ’70s - young, modern glamour,” she says. She collaborated with L.A.-based interior designer Martyn Lawrence-Bullard, whose vision included gilded walls, “skyscraper” chairs by noted designer and metalworker Paul Evans, a ’70s desk by furniture innovator Paul Tuttle, and exotic skins everywhere. The hides - wall-to-wall goatskin carpet, zebra pillows, an alligator desk set - echo Mellon’s shoe collections. Read more…
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