How Did Carla Zampatti Die?
Carla Zampatti, an Australian fashion designer, has died at the age of 78.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Zampatti died Saturday morning at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney after collapsing while attending an opera premiere last week.
Death Cause- She fell down the stairs (Death Date: 3 April 2021)
Her family said in a statement released on Saturday: “Carla has long been celebrated for making Australian women feel confident and elegant through her exceptional design, tailoring, and understanding of the modern woman.”
Her family added, “her clothes are truly considered a distinctive part of modern Australian lifestyle”.
Was Carla Zampatti Married?
Carla Zampatti married 2 times. Her 1st husband was Leo Schuman they were married in 1964 and divorce in 1970. Her 2nd husband was John Spender they were married in 1975 and divorce in 2010.
Tributes
Virginia Trioli wrote,
She sent Australian women out to work fully armoured in a world often hostile to us. She made us feel strong and elegant. She was wry, beautiful, great company and had an enduring vision. I have spent countless days head to toe in Carla. I will miss her. Bellezza. #carlazampatti
Isabel On Demand Empathy Training wrote,
wtf @smh. Scott Morrison was of ZERO significance to Carla Zampatti's identity, career or personal life. Why is his photo front and centre of this story about Carla? your credibility is shot, when the did the PM's office become the SMH editor?
Marise Payne wrote,
Australian icon #CarlaZampatti migrated from Italy in 1950, setting up her own fashion label 20 years later. In anyone’s language Carla was a fashion & business legend - designing clothes for women the 🌎 over, a corporate leader & community contributor. A true trailblazer. Vale
Sebastian Hassett wrote,
At Les Murray’s 70th birthday lunch in 2015, I was seated next to the legendary Carla Zampatti. She was the most marvellous company and I just had to ask for a photo at the end. Such an icon and humble to a fault. Incredibly generous, too.
What a contribution to Australian life.