Jeremey Tahari


Jeremey Tahari is an American businessman, real estate broker, and fashion executive. He is serving as the managing partner of Tahari Capital. He is also the CEO and creative director of the Elie Tahari brand. He is the son of fashion designer Elie Tahari.

Early life and education

Jeremey Tahari was born August 2001, in New York City. Born into the Tahari family, he is the son of Iranian–Israeli fashion designer Elie Tahari. 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.
He attended Clifton College preparatory school in Bristol, England.

Career

Fashion

Tahari began his career in fashion by launching his own luxury streetwear brand, Anti, at the age of 18. 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.
In 2025, following the 50th anniversary of the Elie Tahari brand, Jeremey was appointed CEO and creative director, succeeding his father. He has since integrated generative AI into the company's product development.

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. Tahari earned his real estate brokerage license during the COVID-19 pandemic. He put together a deal with luxury jeweler Cartier to open a store location at a property in East Hampton Village in 2022.
In 2023, Tahari sold the high-street retail property at 1 Main St. in East Hampton for $22 million to LVMH Chairman Bernard Arnault, setting a record for the priciest retail sale per square foot on Long Island.
In March 2025, Tahari launched a real estate brokerage called Tahari Realty and hired former Cushman & Wakefield director Jordan Sutton to head it. The pair sold the Prada boutique in East Hampton for $10.25 million, across the street from their landmark 1 Main St. deal.