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Female celebrity entrepreneurs
Fame magnate Paris Hilton visited her store at Ibn Battuta Mall recently. As fans clamour for a piece of Paris (the brand, not the girl), Kipp looks at female celebrities-turned-entrepreneurs.
May 25, 2011 4:04 by shafeer
Kipp’s ranted and raved about becoming our own boss and going the entrepreneurial way for a while now, but we’ve always been hit with the jarring reality of the troubles associated with starting up your own business. Ever the believer of the phrase “the grass is greener on the otherside”, Kipp can’t help but feel being an entrepreneur is a lot easier if you were a celebrity. To prove our case, here is a network of six successful female celebrities who have started their own merchandise collections.
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