Cristina Stuart Green (also known as Tina Green or Lady Green) is a British businesswoman and interior designer. Her immense wealth is rooted in her status as the legal owner of the fortune amassed by her husband, the retail mogul Sir Philip Green. Born in London in 1949, her career began in the fashion world, including closing her own London boutique, Harabels, in 1992.

Cristina's pivotal role in the family fortune began with her marriage to Philip Green in 1990. For tax reasons (as reported by The Times), Cristina became the legal owner of the family's immense wealth, residing primarily in Monaco (since 1998), a tax haven. This legal structuring ensured that she received a massive portion of the dividends from the family's retail empire, securing her multi-billion dollar status.

Cristina Green's career is defined by the financial control and ownership of her husband's retail assets. In 2000, her holding company, Taveta, acquired British Home Stores (BHS) for £200 million. In 2004, Taveta, which she majority owned, acquired the Arcadia Group (owner of Topshop, Topman, and Dorothy Perkins) for £770 million. This placed the ownership of one of Britain's largest retail conglomerates firmly in her name.

The defining financial event occurred in 2005: Cristina Green received a £1.2 billion dividend from Arcadia, the largest payment in British corporate history, cementing her position as a major billionaire. However, the family's fortune has been tied to massive controversy, including protests over alleged corporate tax avoidance and the subsequent demise of BHS in 2016, which left an immense pension scheme deficit. Cristina also maintains interests in interior design and luxury assets, including ordering the superyacht Lionheart (estimated at £100 million) in 2012.

Cristina Green's social impact is complex, defined by the immense employment provided by the Arcadia Group (formerly 11,000 jobs at BHS) and the subsequent controversy over the BHS pension deficit. Her wealth is often criticized for its association with alleged tax avoidance and the social costs of the retail sector's collapse.

Her personal philanthropy is directed through her role as treasurer to Princess Charlene of Monaco's private charitable foundation, supporting various community and social causes. Her structural contribution is to the high-stakes world of fashion retail and complex international finance.

Cristina Green maintains a glamorous, high-end, and often extravagant style. Her attire is consistently high-fashion and expensive, favoring designer apparel that reflects her status as the legal owner of a major retail fortune. Her aesthetic is one of visible, international luxury.

Residing in Monaco, her luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from her complex financial holdings. Her life is dedicated to private investment, luxury leisure, and her role in the global fashion retail ecosystem.