The filing, seen by Page Six, also claims that Haart used the company set up to run her clothing line, E1972, as her “personal piggy bank.”
It alleges that she spent approximately $500,000 at Louis Vuitton, $180,000 at Chanel, $140,000 at Dior and more than $500,000 on lavish trips for herself and her family, plus more than $160,000 on makeup and hair-styling services.
The suit added: “In total, Haart used her position as chief executive officer to spend at least $1 million of EWG’s corporate funds on personal and unnecessary expenses without authorization to do so.” Haart has previously said in court papers that she did not take a salary and therefore used company funds, as agreed with Elite World Group chiefs.from an account that she shared with Scaglia, held under the holding company name, Freedom Holding — despite having signed an agreement not to take out more than $250,000.Getty Images for BlogHer
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