Hello! Canada - 05 September 2022

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4 EXCLUSIVE PAOLA MARZOTTO The Italian
aristocrat opens the doors to her coastal paradise
in Uruguay’s picturesque Punta del Este
16 SERENA WILLIAMS Game, set and match!
The retiring tennis ace says goodbye in Toronto
19 ASHTON KUTCHER “Lucky to be alive” following
a serious health scare
20 TILDA SWINTON The Oscar winner talks family,
guilty pleasures and the meaning of success
26 EXCLUSIVE THE PRINCESS OF WALES Former
confidant Ken Wharfe shares a glimpse into
Diana’s life and legacy, 25 years after her death
32 EXCLUSIVE KATE’S SUMMER STYLE Putting
the spotlight on the duchess’s fashion evolution
and her very best looks of the season
42 COVER STORY ANNE HECHE Hollywood unites
to mourn the talented screen star and loving mom
of two: “She was so much fun to be around”
46 TRIBUTE DAME OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN
Celebrating the singer, actress and humanitarian
who lost her brave battle with cancer. Plus:
Canada’s Jeanne Beker and Amy Sky open up
exclusively to Hello! about the Olivia they knew
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54 OLIVIA AND JOHN Inside the forever friendship
between the chart-topper and her Grease co-star
John Travolta
56 FIVE ACTRESSES TURNING 50 Why we love
them, and fans do, too!
*Double issue: Our next issue, number 836/837, will be available on Sept. 1 72 EXCLUSIVE LAUREN ASH Superstore’s Dina talks
weight loss, being single and her journey to self-love
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The colonial-style mansion
was the home of Paola’s
mother, the legendary
Countess Marta Marzotto
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW & PHOTOS
PAOLA MARZOTTO
THE ITALIAN ARISTOCRAT WELCOMES US
TO HER PARADISE IN PUNTA DEL ESTE
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Paola built Lady of the Night for her
mother in 2010. Pictured, the fabulous
pool, and left, the countryside
surrounding the sprawling Uruguay
property. Right: Wearing a vintage
Valentino outfit. ‘I don’t like to buy
branded clothes any more, I prefer
ethnic and artisan garments,’ she says.
Paola Marzotto is a fascinating woman,
one who combines elegance and class
with an unexpectedly forceful, warm per-
sonality. The younger generation know
her as the mother of Beatrice Borromeo,
wife of Princess Caroline of Monaco’s
son Pierre Casiraghi.
But long before her daughter’s mar-
riage linked her to the Grimaldis, Paola
was already a leading light in society. Her
aristocratic family founded one of Italy’s
largest fashion companies, which once
owned Valentino and Hugo Boss.
Her mother was Countess Marta
Marzotto, who, since her passing in
2016, has been much missed in cultural
and artistic circles around the world.
Like many Europeans, Marta and Paola
both fell in love with Punta del Este, “Uru-
guay’s St-Tropez,” and spent the north-
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‘This house is over
the top, like my
mother, but also
magnificent,
as she was too’
ern-hemisphere winters there. And in
2010, Paola decided to build a home for
her mother in the coastal resort. The re-
sult was a graceful, colonial-style mansion
poetically named Lady of the Night.
Now, despite owning homes in various
countries, Paola has settled permanently
in Punta del Este. It is her paradise, she
explains, even if it is far away from her
two children, Beatrice and Carlo Bor-
romeo – who lives in Italy with his wife,
fashion designer Marta Ferri – and her
‘These days I design only grandchildren.
for myself and a few special Fizzing with ideas and enthusiasm,
people in my life,’ Paola Paola is a woman of many talents. Having
tells us. She poses in the worked as a journalist, model, couturier
dining room (here and top) and politician, she now pours her pas-
wearing an evening gown sion into photography and, above all, to
from one of her own haute saving the planet, as she tells us here.
couture collections.
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‘The décor is relatively
minimalist and, as they say in
South America, “canchera”’
Paola, why did you decide to move
here for good? Thanks to technology,
we’re lucky enough to be able to work
from wherever we want. And I can’t
live in a city any more, it’s horrible,
with the pollution, the traffic, the vio-
lence...I love my adopted country. I
have wonderful friends who have
stayed here, like me, through the pan-
demic. We share the same values and
lifestyle.
What do you like most about living in Top: One of the living rooms, where
Uruguay? It is sparsely populated with two large fireplaces face each
very beautiful landscapes, and it has a other. ‘This is a perfect house for
stable government, which handled the entertaining, and we’ve had many
COVID crisis well. But the most captivat- dances and parties here over the
ing thing is the light – the sunrises and years,’ says Paola, pictured in a
sunsets are amazing. light-filled corner wearing an
ethnic print kaftan.
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‘I have my own vegetable garden,
I drive an electric car, and I fly very little,
only when I go to see my family’
cial people. Socializing used to be dif-
ferent, pure vitality and joy. Now it’s
monopolized by social climbers and
brands with their boring events. For us
it was sheer enjoyment.
How would you describe the décor here
in Lady of the Night? It’s relatively min-
imalist, simple and, as they say in South
America, “canchera” [cool]. There are
antiques and curiosities. I’ve got collec-
tions of art and Creole silverware, riding
crops, stirrups, gourds...I designed the
furniture myself, like the shelves and low
tables made by local artisans in Creole
style. As for the art, my mother, like my
whole family, was a patron and collector
of contemporary artists.
My paternal grandfather, Gaetano
Marzotto, a great Italian industrialist,
instituted the Marzotto Prize [1950-
1968], and the house has works by some
of the winners, such as Renato Guttuso,
as well as photos by Julie Bergada and Ri-
cardo Labougle and large-scale pieces by
Uberto Gasche and Tony Meneguzzo.
The art here isn’t a status symbol, it’s an
How would you describe the house? It’s a the gallery has branches in Uruguay, Milan integral part of the décor, as it always was
colonial-style mansion, over the top, just like and New York, and brings together artists in past centuries.
my mother, but also magnificent, as she from all over the world. Decoration is something fundamental
was too. She used to say that for me it was a with me. I keep adding pieces, so it’s lucky
tribute, while for her it was her mausoleum. Your mother was known as a great host- we’ve run out of wall space! In décor, as in
It was a joke, but it’s true. ess…Yes, she taught me the role. It requires a dressing elegantly, balance is key.
This is a perfect house for entertaining, lot of dedication and a lot of love. You have to
and we’ve had many dances and parties want to share, you have to love your friends Do your children and grandchildren
here over the years. Now, I hold the group more than yourself, and enjoy seeing them visit you here? They used to come more
activities of my Eye-V Gallery initiative here. happy, discovering each other. frequently. But now it’s more complicat-
Focusing on neo-naturalist photography, My mother and father were both very so- ed to travel...We’ll wait and see.
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‘My parents would throw us into
the water to pick up plastic
rubbish from the sea. Later, my
children and I would collect bags
of cigarette butts on the beach’
In the large kitchen,
which is equipped with
industrial appliances.
Paola wears a hand-
embroidered Ukrainian
robe bought in St-Tropez.
Far left: Tending her
vegetable garden.
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‘I thought I was going to visit the last
great refuge of nature in Antarctica …
It was a big shock. I travelled in an
icebreaker, but there was no ice to break’
What is your daily life here like? Every day ing for a year now on a series of photos Do you still design clothes? Only for myself
I wait for the right moment to take photos. called My Giverny, inspired by Monet’s and a few special people in my life. We need
The eastern light is incredible, pure and magical garden paintings. I have a pond to buy less clothes and be more elegant.
evocative, and the rain and storms are full of water lilies that I follow as they We’re losing the concept of style. These
great too. Every day is different. As a rest- transform through the seasons. You can days, well-off women dress like rock stars.
less person, I find that photography is my see my pictures on Instagram, at Paola No one takes their body shape into account.
active form of meditation. I’ve been work- Marzotto Eye-V Gallery. Older women dress as if they were in
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