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Talita garnered attention when she and her grandmother, renowned designer Diane von Fürstenberg, launched the Fall/Winter 2026 La Serenissima collection in Venice. Earlier this month, she participated in the Spring Elegance event in Switzerland, emphasizing the connection between culture and fashion.
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Talita Von Fürstenberg, 27 years old, is the daughter of Princess Alexandra and Prince Alexander from Germany's influential Fürstenberg family. Her paternal grandfather is Prince Egon, and her maternal grandfather is billionaire Robert Warren Miller.
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She graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in international relations, then earned a bachelor's degree in fashion business and marketing from New York University.
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According to Elle, Talita is passionate about fashion and fencing. After graduation, she interned for Teen Vogue and worked for her grandmother's fashion brand in the US market.
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Currently, the princess works as a model and fashion designer. From 2015 to the present, Talita has been invited multiple times to be a cover model for Tatler, photographed for Teen Vogue, and walked the runway for Dolce & Gabbana. According to Tatler, she prefers not to use her princess title in her work, wishing to be recognized as a capable and independent individual.
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In 2019, the princess launched her own product line, TVF, for her grandmother's fashion house. The collection includes 23 designs aimed at young people. The beauty frequently attends major events such as the Met Gala, post-Oscar parties, and famous fashion weeks.
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Talita has balanced, slender body proportions, making her suitable for many dress styles.
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She pursues a feminine style, often wearing backless, low-cut midi and maxi dresses.
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At an event in late 2025, she chose a white strapless column dress paired with delicate-strapped sandals.
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At another event, the beauty promoted super-short shorts and halter tops, two hot designs from last summer.
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According to Marie Claire, the princess maintains a private life, enjoying a slow pace to recharge her energy. Her designs are named after the flowers she collects. In the summer, she often enjoys vacations on Capri island, a place connected to her childhood memories and family.
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Photos, video: Instagram Talita
