My-wardrobe: back from the brink (again) The ailing e-tailor loses its co-founder Sarah Curren, but then gets saved for a second time by a new consortium spearheaded by her ex husband, Andrew Curren Troubled fashion e-tailer my-wardrobe has been hauled back from the brink yet again by new private investors who purchased the ailing company from administrators earlier this week. Co-founder, Sarah Curren who set up the site back in 2006 with then husband, Andrew Curran, left the company in July of this year - shortly after receiving an MBE for her services to the fashion industry. READ - Sarah Curran leaves My-wardrobe.com Ex husband Andrew, together with another group of investors, stepped in at that point with a cash injection, but the money ran out this month forcing the company into administration. Sarah Curran leaves My-wardrobe.com Now, however, although the company has closed its London office and is transferring its affairs to Nottingham, where its warehouse and customer service team is based, it is continuing to trade thanks to additional investment. Speaking to City A.M., Andrew Curren, the new CEO, said "we have now done a complete reorganisation and a complete restructuring, which has allowed us to project to be a profitable business by 2014, and we have also been able to attract new investment based entirely on business and a new management team."