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At 27, Carla Zampatti lost everything she'd worked for. It was just the beginning. Mamamia 2 hrs ago Gemma Bath © Getty Images At 27, Carla Zampatti lost everything she'd worked for. It was just the beginning. By her early 20s, Carla Zampatti had a dream. It was the 1960s, she had just over $1000 to her name, and more women were entering the workforce in a post-war Australia. They needed smart, wearable fashion, and she was determined to fill that gap in the market.  Zampatti went on to become an Australian fashion legend, with her designs worn by some of Australia's mos...

Login Alan Jones reflects upon the life of his 'very close friend' Carla Zampatti AC15/04/2021|3min Sky News host Alan Jones reflects on the life of his “close friend” Carla Zampatti who, in his words, was a “gifted, caring, loving and pioneering” Australian. “The icon of Australian fashion, Carla Zampatti, was farewelled by a packed congregation today at St Mary’s cathedral via a magnificent homily from the very gifted catholic archbishop of Sydney – Anthony Fisher,” he said. “I feel privileged to have known Carla and regarded her as a close friend for over 40 years – I ...

Carla Zampatti and Kellie Hush - Image via Instagram Camilla Franks and Carla Zampatti - Image via Instagram Close× Tributes flow in for Carla Zampatti as the industry mourns the loss of an icon 6 April 2021 Legendary Australian fashion designer Carla Zampatti has died in Sydney. Carla Zampatti is Australia’s most successful and enduring fashion designer, launching her eponymous label in 1965. Executive Chairman of Carla Zampatti Pty Ltd, Carla has long been celebrated for making Australian women feel confident and elegant through her exceptional design, tailoring and understanding of the...

How Carla Zampatti helped put Australian fashion on the map The pioneering designer created nothing less than a new aesthetic for Australian women – and forged a path for them in business like no other. Carla Zampatti photographed at her home in Woollahra in May 2020.  Louie Douvis Save Share Rarely seen without her signature sunglasses or the impeccably tailored wide-leg jumpsuits she favoured, Carla Zampatti was a figure who loomed so large in the imaginations, and closets, of so many that she appeared to be close to invincible. Indeed, Zampatti has been such a part of the countryâ...

Fashion designer Carla Zampatti will be given a state funeral after family accepts NSW government's offer Posted Yesterday at 11:33pm SatSaturday 3 updated 1 AprApril 2021 at 12:40am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 2 Share Print text only Cancel Key points: Leaders from across Australia paid tribute to the legendary designer Her family has accepted the NSW Government's offer of a state funeral Zampatti died yesterday, aged 78, after falling and losing consciousness at the Opera in Sydney a week ago. Her family has accept...