Tamara
has written columns for many magazines and newspapers including OK! Magazine, Harpers
Bazaar Australia, LA Confidential, Esquire, Sunday Express, News of the World, Looks, Ahlan! Dubai and Total Style,
and contributed to Marie Claire, Tatler, and the Evening Standard. She currently writes for
Hello Magazine. Tamara's
radio and television career has included presenting for 'The Big Breakfast'
(Ch 4), MTV, VH-1, 'Exclusive' (FIVE) and 'The Casting Couch' (ITV1) as a team
captain opposite Chris Moyles on Mel and Sue's comedy show, whilst also filming
regular reports for This Morning (ITV1), 'Richard & Judy' (Ch 4)
and 'Watchdog' (BBC1). She has appeared on numerous
TV shows including 'Dancing On Ice' (ITV1) with Torvill & Dean, 'Celebrity Scissorhands'
(BBC3 + 1), 'Come Dine With Me' (Ch 4), 'Celeb Detox' (FIVE), 'So You
Think You Can Teach' (FIVE), 'Celebrities Under Pressure' (ITV1) and 'I'm Famous and Frightened' (Living). Tamara
has also been a presenter on Liberty Radio and Talk Radio. Tamara's
acting credits include performing Eve Ensler's 'The Vagina Monologues' on tour (2004-05 and 2009)
with a number of actressess including Anita Dobson, Mina Anwar, Su Pollard, Josie D'Arby and Wendy Craig.
She played Lady
Margaret Marchmont in Oscar Wilde's 'An Ideal Husband' alongside Prunella
Scales, Robert Hardy, James Wilby, and Jonathan Firth; made a cameo appearance in Ardal
O'Hanlon's 'Big Bad World' (ITV1); and played the lead opposite Ed Tudor-Pole in the short-film 'Tunnel
of Love', London's first rock n roll love movie. The film was the only British short-film
to win entry to the highly prestigious Critics Week at the Cannes Film
Festival. Tamara also appeared in the Puff Daddy video 'Victory' with Danny
De Vito, Dennis Hopper and Oliver Stone, directed by Marcus Nispel. Tamara
has also fronted TV advertising campaigns for Heineken and Kentucky Fried
Chicken, and modelled for Charles Worthington, Shi Cashmere, Freemans,
Peter Golding and Next amongst many others; and taken to the catwalk for
Anna Molinari, Evisu, Abe Hamilton, Scott Henshall and Gai Mattiolo.
* Tamara
has a jewellery range available exclusively at QVC. More info at
www.qvc.co.uk
Tamara's
career includes writing, presenting and acting. She also has many business interests including a jewellery range
for QVC; co-owns The Little Black Gallery in London (www.thelittleblackgallery.com);
and is involved with www.gift-library.com.