Overview
- Mitch Winehouse alleges stylist Naomi Parry and friend Catriona Gourlay sold dozens of items in 2021 and 2023 without telling the estate.
- Court filings say he believed all 834 lots in the 2021 catalogue belonged to the estate, while the pair asserted ownership of over 150.
- A silk mini-dress worn at Winehouse’s final Belgrade show was sold by Parry for $243,200 in 2021, according to the submissions.
- The defendants deny wrongdoing, saying many pieces were gifts or long held in their possession, and argue some of Mitch’s claims have since been dropped.
- Figures presented to the court put Parry’s sales at about $878,183 and Gourlay’s at $334,113, with the estate seeking £534,192.90 and £198,041.07 respectively; the trial is due to conclude later this week.