First glimpse of Talita von Fürstenberg’s wedding look leaked after lavish Mexican wedding

See more of our coverage in your search results. We finally have a glimpse of what appears to be one of Talita von Fürstenberg’s much-anticipated looks from her lavish wedding weekend. Page Six previously reported exclusively that the society nuptials — already being dubbed the society wedding of the year — took place last weekend in Costa Careyes, one of Mexico’s most elite enclaves. Von Fürstenberg, the granddaughter of legendary fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, married her longtime love, Rocco Brignone de Brabant, after eight years together. The groom’s family owns the luxurious resort where the festivities unfolded. Talita von Fürstenberg and Rocco Brignone de Brabant, pictured here, got married at a Mexican resort owned by the groom’s family. Talita von Furstenberg/Instagram Von Fürstenberg is the granddaughter of iconic fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg; they are pictured here together at a fashion show. Best Image / BACKGRID While photos of the actual ceremony and reception have yet to emerge, wedding guests have been offering tantalizing glimpses of the weekend on social media, sharing snapshots of the resort’s vibrant architecture and their own glamorous ensembles. And it appears eagle-eyed followers have spotted the first look at the bride herself. Fashion stylist Siena Freitag, a friend of the bride and wedding guest, shared an Instagram Story featuring four women posing together against the resort’s signature bright yellow walls and lush tropical foliage. Siena Freitag, a friend of the bride and wedding guest, shared an Instagram Story (pictured) featuring four women posing together against the resort’s signature bright yellow walls and lush tropical foliage, and the woman standing second from the left appears to be von Fürstenberg in one of her wedding looks. Instagram/sienaf Guests were allegedly not allowed to take pictures on their phones during the wedding festivities, so we are yet to see the full extent of the lavish celebration. Talita von Furstenberg/Instagram Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! The woman standing second from the left appears to be von Fürstenberg, wearing a white floor-length gown with a dramatic train and a coordinating shoulder piece. Her hair is swept back into an elegant bun. At her side appears to be the bride’s cousin Olympia, daughter of Greek royals, who poses on the far right in a pale pink dress. Although the white ensemble is unlikely to be the wedding gown itself, it appears to offer a first look at one of the bride’s outfits from the multi-day celebration. The festivities kicked off Thursday, Nov. 5, with a welcome party featuring traditional “rompehielos,” or icebreakers, designed to help guests mingle ahead of the main event. Brignone and Furstenberg, pictured at the 2021 Met Gala, both come from extremely powerful families, meaning the guest list for their wedding was filled with impressive names. Getty Images For The Met Museum/Vogue We previously reported on the bachelorette festivities of von Furstenberg, pictured, as she and her friends sailed around the Italian waters on a yacht. Talita von Furstenberg/Instagram As expected, the guest list was a who’s who of international society, bringing together European aristocracy, powerful business dynasties and jet-set personalities. After all, the bride’s aunt and uncle are Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece. American socialites Cristina Cuomo and Todd Meister were also among the guests. The over-the-top celebration even featured a spectacular fireworks display. “It was over the top and gorgeous and beautiful,” a source previously told Page Six. Von Fürstenberg and Brignone got engaged last summer after seven years of dating. Talita von Furstenberg/Instagram Born in 1999, von Fürstenberg is the daughter of Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg and Alexandra Miller. Through her aunt Marie-Chantal, she is also connected to the Greek royal family. Her maternal grandfather, billionaire Robert Miller, co-founded DFS, the global travel retail giant. The groom, 26, comes from an equally prominent family. An Italian banker and founder of Laúd Tequila, Brignone de Brabant is the grandson of the late Italian banker Gianfranco Brignone, who founded the exclusive private community of Costa Careyes in Mexico’s Jalisco state. The wedding weekend comes after von Fürstenberg celebrated her upcoming nuptials with an equally glamorous bachelorette party aboard a yacht sailing around Sardinia, as previously reported by Page Six. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. 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