Scott, who was believed to be 49, but never disclosed her precise age, was found dead in her Manhattan apartment at 10 a.m. Monday; no note was found and there was no sign of foul play, police said. If women, even women with their own careers, are married to much more famous men, are they always destined to be known as someone’s wife? “Everyone thought she had a perfect life, but when you would chat to her it was clear her life was far from it,” a close British friend of Scott’s told the Daily News. And when you’re taking on something on your own, it’s your company, your investment – your life.” 
 
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 UPDATE: The Rolling Stones have canceled their Perth, Australia tour date, which they would have played Wednesday. Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News The 2,364-square-foot condo where L'Wren Scott died has breathtaking views like this one, seen from the 14th floor of 200 Eleventh Ave. in Chelsea. Forte Management’s address is also listed as one of L’Wren Scott’s previous addresses, according to records.
– The condo building where fashion designer L'Wren Scott was found dead yesterday is the ninth most expensive address in New York City, an exclusive building where units sell for $10 million or more and Scott's neighbors included Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, the New York Daily News reports. Scott lived in apartment 9S at the Chelsea building, 200 Eleventh Ave., a 2,364-square-foot duplex with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a view of the Hudson. She owned the $5.6 million pad outright, the Daily News notes in a separate story. More details are trickling out about how she spent her last moments there: The 6'3" former model reportedly used a black satin scarf to hang herself from the L-shaped handle of a French door on her balcony (the Washington Post says the scarf was one of her own designs); she was found kneeling, with the scarf wrapped around her neck and the other end tied to the handle, Fox News reports. A law enforcement source tells the New York Post she used her own body weight to cut off oxygen to her brain, calling it a "painless" way to die. The Daily News' police source explains further: "You lean away from the door applying pressure till you pass out. After that, gravity takes over." Click for more on what may have driven Scott to suicide.