Talita von Fürstenberg, the granddaughter of fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, married her fiancé Rocco Brignone de Brabant in a private wedding ceremony last weekend in Careyes, Mexico. The couple, aged 27 and 25 respectively, reportedly took measures to keep the wedding details private, including banning cameras.
A source described the event to Page Six as "over the top, gorgeous and beautiful," and noted that it featured an elaborate fireworks display. The guest list included socialites such as Cristina Cuomo and Todd Meister.
Talita, who is co-chairwoman of the Diane von Furstenberg brand, got engaged to Brignone de Brabant, the founder of Laúd Tequila, last summer. Brignone de Brabant comes from an Italian banking family that owns the Costa Careyes resort, where the wedding took place. The couple has known each other since childhood, with their friendship evolving into a romance in 2018.
In July, Talita celebrated her upcoming nuptials with a party on a yacht in Sardinia. She shared images from the trip on her Instagram Stories, featuring friends including Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece.
Talita's lineage includes German aristocrat Prince Egon von Fürstenberg, her paternal grandfather, and her mother, interior designer Alexandra von Fürstenberg, who is one of the prominent Miller sisters. Despite her aristocratic background, Talita has expressed reluctance to use her title, telling Vogue in 2019 that she doesn't consider herself a royal and would only use the title if she had grown up in Europe.
Diane von Fürstenberg, who built her fashion empire on the wrap dress, is a billionaire designer. Talita is considered her "muse," and Diane has indicated she is grooming her granddaughter to eventually take over the fashion house.