Here’s a lawsuit fit for Fashion Week. Former Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon has made good on her threat to sue her former employer for forcing her eponymous shoe company into bankruptcy by ...

Tamara Mellon, 49, cofounded luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo back in 1996. She financed the launch with a loan from her British entrepreneur father, Tom Yeardye, cofounder of hair dressing and ...

Jimmy Choo was sold to its current owners, the private equity firm Labelux, in May of 2011 for almost $900 million. Three months later, Mellon resigned as chief creative officer.

In celebration of Jimmy Choo's three decades in business, the house is reissuing several iconic styles made famous by 'Sex ...

After the luxury collaborators' 2024 collection instantly sold out, the duo is back on the course with another high-fashion ...

Jimmy Choo's Tamara Mellon wrote her memoir, "In My Shoes," because she "thought no one could really believe what was going on behind the scenes while [she] was building that brand." She shares the ...

Mellon is a co-founder of Jimmy Choo shoes and her own namesake brand. The British fashion entrepreneur paid $20 million for the apartment in 2008. The condominium unit went into contract last ...

Lucy Choi worked in a variety of fields, including finance and IT, before she finally started her eponymous shoe company ...

The co-founder of Jimmy Choo, Tamara Mellon, believes that you can find inspiration and opportunity anywhere. All it takes is determination to keep going and a keen eye for observation.

Meanwhile, Choo has embraced pastures new. He has founded his own fashion school, the Jimmy Choo Academy, or JCA for short – it’s his attempt to spread his crafty wisdom to the next generation ...