London designer Amanda Navaian sues King Charles’s charity and others over canceled fundraiser, seeking £6M in damages.

Amanda Navaian, a London-based eco-fashion designer, is suing King Charles III’s charity, FareShare, and Dori Dana-Haeri over the cancellation of a planned fundraiser and T-shirt launch, claiming it caused over £1 million in lost sales and severe psychological harm. She alleges an oral agreement was made in April 2024 for a high-profile event involving celebrities and Princess Beatrice’s stylist, which collapsed in July 2024. Navaian seeks £6 million in damages, citing breach of contract and misrepresentation. The defendants deny the claims, calling the lawsuit legally flawed and speculative. The case remains ongoing in the High Court.