L’Wren Scott Net Worth
2 min read- Real Name: Luann Bambrough
- Birthday: April 28, 1964
- Birthplace: Roy, Utah
- Spouse: Mick Jagger (2004-present)
- Net Worth: $7 million
- Debt: $7.641 million
- Occupation: Model, Stylist, Fashion designer
It was one of the biggest search on Google in March, the death of a famous fashion designer and wife for legendary rocker Mick Jagger, L’en Scott died of a clear suicide. The 49 -year -old player was found dead in his Chelsea apartment hanging on the door handle. The tragic end for one of the most successful women in the fashion industry. He came from a simple start to become a high fashion icon. L’en worth $ 7 million reported in 2014. Despite her income for her career, she was sad in debt and depressed when her husband was on a tour in Australia.
L’en Scott was born Luann Bambrough in Roy Utah. He is a foster child and never has the opportunity to meet his biological parents. He was adopted by the Mormon family. When he was 17 years old, he began to become a model and changed his name. Dark hair beauty 6 feet 4 was found in the modeling agent who finally took her to NY to shoot with legendary designer Calvin Kelin. To take his career further, L’en moved to Paris but initially struggled to get a job.
As a child he has developed a desire for clothes and learned sewing from his mother who is a housewife and taught L’en to make some of her own clothes. While in the Paris model, photographers and designers have encouraged L’en to pursue the design and leave the modeling world. He began to organize the model and finally launched his own clothing line in 2006.
Titled Little Black Dress – In 2006, which included the famous principal dress worn by Madonna.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman, Penélope Cruz and Amy Adams chose a dress by Scott for Oscar red carpet. Others use her creations including First Lady Michelle Obama, French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Naomi Campbell, Reese Witherspoon, Christina Hendricks, Jennifer Lopez, Sandra Bullock and Uma Thurman.
In 2011 he brought his line to a new area that designed the line of bags and eye clothing in 2012. The L’en Scott line was sold at high -class retailers such as Saks Fifth, Bergdorf, Neiman Marcus and Barneys. Although the sale of the path has dropped dramatically in the past year and was revealed in 2014 that he owed a debt collector of more than $ 7 million. He canceled the fashion show on Fashion Week London. The source said the event was canceled because of his financial writing from the label. L’en was unable to do the show. His adopted brother was employed to help cleanse the debt and financial problems in 2013.
March 17, 2014, his assistant found him who was unconscious in his room depending on the door knob. The police announced that he died while arriving at the hospital.
