Jeremey Tahari
American businessperson, fashion executive (born 2001)
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Jeremey Tahari (born August 2001)[1] is an American businessman, real estate broker, and fashion executive. He is serving as the managing partner of Tahari Capital.[2][3] He is also the CEO and creative director of the Elie Tahari brand.[4][5]
Jeremey Tahari | |
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| Born | August 2001 (age 24–25) New York City, New York, U.S. |
| Education | Clifton College |
| Occupations | Businessman, real estate broker, fashion executive, fashion designer |
| Parent | Elie Tahari (father) |
Early life and education
Jeremey Tahari was born August 2001, in New York City.[1] Born into the Tahari family, he is the son of Iranian–Israeli fashion designer Elie Tahari.[5] He was a part of the fashion business from a young age and participated in a family tradition by placing his hands in wet cement outside the Elie Tahari store in East Hampton when he was age six.[5][6]
He attended Clifton College preparatory school in Bristol, England.[when?][5]
Career
Fashion
Tahari began his career in fashion by launching his own luxury streetwear brand, Anti, at the age of 18.[5][7][8] After a soft opening at 510 Fifth Avenue, the brand debuted with a pop-up shop in the same store in East Hampton in 2019, featuring a collection of business inspired streetwear.[5][4][9][7][10]
In 2025, following the 50th anniversary of the Elie Tahari brand, Jeremey was appointed CEO and creative director, succeeding his father.[4][8][11] He has since integrated generative AI into the company's product development.[4]
Real estate and private equity
Tahari restructured the family office's holdings in 2020, and founded Tahari Capital, an international private equity firm headquartered in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood.[12] Tahari earned his real estate brokerage license during the COVID-19 pandemic.[13] He put together a deal with luxury jeweler Cartier to open a store location at a property in East Hampton Village in 2022.[14][13][2][15]
In 2023, Tahari sold the high-street retail property at 1 Main St. in East Hampton for $22 million to LVMH Chairman Bernard Arnault,[16] setting a record for the priciest retail sale per square foot on Long Island.[17][6][18]
In March 2025, Tahari launched a real estate brokerage called Tahari Realty and hired former Cushman & Wakefield director Jordan Sutton to head it.[6] The pair sold the Prada boutique in East Hampton for $10.25 million, across the street from their landmark 1 Main St. deal.[15]