News about Tamara Mellon

The haul was her personal 'archive' of shoes, which she had amassed in 16 years of working for Jimmy Choo, the company's founder's eponymous Malaysian designer - with both pairs on stage and at red carpet functions, including the Oscars. 'It was their lucky day,' she said. It was my Jimmy Choo archive, which was worth $1 million in really useful stuff from my 16 years.' The bizarre robbery was first reported by the Los Angeles Police Department in July last year, but it was later discovered that the shoes belonged to the 56-year-old British fashion tycoon until now.

The 'b*tchy, pointy shoe' is back and ready to slay in fall's fashion must-have boots as Americans return to pre-COVID's high-style days. As one New York stylist Micaela Erlanger says Americans are ready to put their sloppy COVID-era clothes and Birkenstocks to rest and replace it with the season's spikiest (and most narrow) footwear. Erlanger is addressing some of the most cutting styles of the season, from kitten heels and boots to stiletto pumps, or as Katharine K. Zarrella of the Wall Street Journal says, "with toes so sharp they'll be confiscated by the TSA.' The b*tchy pointy shoe,' is a term that Erlanger has used over the years.' Although this may seem a bit harsh and unapologetic, she said that her stoutin's tough footwear'represents a certain attitude.'

This is certainly a 'flip flop' when it comes to property flips.' After buying her penthouse in 2008 for $21 million, Tamara Mellon, the glamorous co-founder of Jimmy Choo shoes, has sold it at a loss of $19.25 million. Mellon, a British-born fashion designer, formerly listed the polished condo on the top floor of the 1913 Carhart Mansion on 3 East 95th Street in 2014 for a whopping $34 million. In 2016, it went back to the market for $27 million, but it didn't sell. Mellon's pad was listed as a rental on a cool $75,000 per month before he signed her multi-million contract this spring.

After taking off from Lausanne in Switzerland, Russian businessman Vyacheslav Taran, 53 (left with his wife Olga, bottom right with his family), died after the helicopter crashed to the ground near the resort town of Villefranche-sur-Mer. The crash (top right) occurred during good weather, and after another passenger cancelled last minute, according to a police source. Taran is the third cryptocurrency entrepreneur to die in the last few weeks.

Tiantian Kullander, the second industry titan to die in a matter of weeks, is the second in a row. Nikolai Mushegian, 29, died on October 28 - just hours after a tweeter announced that the CIA and Mossad were about to murder him. At least four cryptocurrency tycoons died unexpectedly since 2018, with some triggering wild and unfounded conspiracy theories. Gerald Cotten and Matthew Mellon died before handing over crypto wallets worth hundreds of millions of dollars, making the funds inaccessible. Cotten's demise was so obscure and controversial that it prompted a Netflix documentary to investigate whether the whole thing was faked. Meanwhile, Mellon, Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon's ex-husband, died of heart disease while preparing to visit a drug rehabilitation facility in Mexico.

Kirsty Bertarelli, a 51-year-old model and pop singer, posted a romantic snap (left) of her and the unknown man on Instagram showing them holding hands on a holiday walk, her in a yellow dress and cap, and him sporting a blue t-shirt and grey camo shorts. Miss Bertarelli deceived Ernesto (pictured right with then wife Kirsty Bertarelli) and her three children in October last year, after their 21-year marriage fell apart, and Miss Bertarelli secretly divorced him Ernesto (pictured right with then wife Kirsty Bertarelli), with whom she has three children. She spoke fondly of her new man to her Instagram fans, writing: 'Stepping forward in harmony - in the moment just you and me - taking in life's beauty in perfect synchronicity - Sometimes the stars are aligned - you held my hand and made me shine…'

She is one of the world's most popular supermodels. And Helena Christensen, 53, put on a leggy display in skimpy outfits as she posed striking footwear in stunning new Tamara Mellon campaign photographs. In the stunning photographs, the Danish beauty showcased her youthful figure in form-fitting mini dresses and bodysuits while showing off her toned pins.