Talita von Fürstenberg, granddaughter of fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, has married banker and entrepreneur Rocco Brignone de Brabant in Careyes, Mexico. The couple celebrated over the weekend in the private community on Jalisco’s Pacific coast.
Guests reportedly faced a strict rule, no cameras. Page Six confirmed the marriage through a source in its November 10 report, describing a celebration attended by relatives, European aristocrats and American society figures.
At the time of that report, photographs of the ceremony had not emerged publicly. The report did not reveal what the bride wore or identify her wedding dress designer.
Talita, 27, is the daughter of Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg and Alexandra Miller. Her paternal grandfather was Prince Egon von Fürstenberg, while her maternal grandfather, Robert Warren Miller, co-founded the travel retail business DFS.
A Welcome Party and Fireworks Marked the Celebrations
The festivities began Thursday, November 5, with a welcome gathering known as a rompehielos, or icebreaker. Mexican publication Quién reported on the gathering that day, ahead of the main wedding weekend.
A fireworks display was among the celebrations described by Page Six’s source, who called the event “over the top and gorgeous and beautiful.”
The reported guest list included Cristina Cuomo, Todd Meister and Talita’s aunt and uncle, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece. Friends Tess Kemper and Caroline Bell appeared to share glimpses of their stay, showing Careyes’ orange buildings and ocean views.
Careyes Connected the Couple Long Before Their Romance
Rocco’s grandfather, Italian banker Gianfranco Brignone, founded the community after discovering the coastline in 1968. The official Careyes history traces its beginnings to his flight over the area and purchase of land, followed by the development of homes, hotels and distinctive villas.
Talita’s family owned property there, and she and Rocco knew each other as children. Their friendship developed into a relationship in 2018, according to Quién. Rocco is the son of businessman Filippo Brignone and Karina de Brabant.
The location has shaped his work, too. In a 2023 interview with COOL HUNTING, Rocco explained that he and his cousin Giancarlo created Laúd Tequila together, drawing inspiration from the place they grew up visiting.
He said the bottle’s rectangular shape reflected the local architecture, while the packaging incorporated ideas drawn from his grandfather’s principles for the community. “Careyes is where it all starts,” he told the publication.
Diane Shared the Engagement News With a Ring Photo
The couple announced their engagement in summer 2025, with Diane sharing a photograph of Talita holding her ring toward the camera as Rocco celebrated behind her. The designer invited followers to wish them a happy life together.
Talita posted her own announcement with the enthusiastic caption “Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!” By late September, she was sharing photographs from an engagement dinner featuring flowers, candles and a cake decorated with berries.
Her bachelorette celebrations followed in July 2026. Tatler documented the yacht trip around Sardinia, where friends including her cousin Princess Olympia of Greece joined her. The group wore coordinated tops carrying the phrase “La Dolce Talita.”
Talita Has Built Her Own Place in the Family Fashion Business
Talita launched TVF for DVF in April 2019 while attending Georgetown University. Her first collection contained 23 pieces, including printed dresses and blouses, designed to reach younger customers at a lower price point than her grandmother’s main line.
Speaking to Vogue ahead of the launch, she explained that she kept the design process largely separate from Diane because her grandmother’s opinion carried so much weight. Diane saw the clothes after they had been produced, then offered feedback that led to adjustments.