Princess Talita Natasha von Fürstenberg recently marked her upcoming marriage with a celebratory hen party aboard a yacht in Sardinia. The event saw von Fürstenberg, 27, joined by friends, including Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece, King Charles's goddaughter.
Snaps shared on Instagram stories depicted the group in matching white crop tops with the slogan 'La Dolce Talita,' a nod to the phrase 'la dolce vita.' Von Fürstenberg paired her top with custom hot pants. She is engaged to Italian banking heir Rocco Brignone de Brabant, 25, who founded Laúd Tequila. The couple became engaged last summer after dating since 2018. Diane von Fürstenberg, Talita's grandmother and a renowned fashion designer, announced the engagement on social media.
Princess Olympia, 29, Talita's first cousin, shared a photo of the pair in their matching outfits. The two have a history of vacationing together, and Olympia was among the first to offer congratulations on the engagement.
Other attendees included Elizabeth Tisch, daughter of New York Giants chairman Steve Tisch, and Sofia Yeganeh, daughter of Amanda Caroline Cronin. The group posed for photos on the yacht's swim platform, with Sardinia's Isola Tavolara visible in the background. The celebrations also included an inflatable groom doll.
Talita von Fürstenberg is the granddaughter of German aristocrat Prince Egon von Fürstenberg and fashion mogul Diane von Fürstenberg, whose net worth is estimated at $1.2 billion. Her step-grandfather is media executive Barry Diller, with an estimated net worth of $5.3 billion. Talita's father is Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg, and her mother is interior designer Alexandra von Fürstenberg. Despite her lineage, Talita has expressed a reluctance to use her royal title, stating in a 2019 Vogue interview that she does not consider herself a royal.
Rocco Brignone de Brabant comes from an Italian banking family that owns the Costa Careyes resort in Mexico. The couple reportedly knew each other since childhood before their relationship began in 2018. Diane von Fürstenberg has referred to Talita as her 'muse' and is understood to be preparing her to potentially take over the family fashion business.