The Queen wore a refined blush pink sheath dress of unknown designer, featuring a soft bateau neckline with a subtle fold-over collar. The tailored silhouette is finished with three-quarter length sleeves and a clean, midi-length hem for an elegant, timeless look.

When greeting the President and First Lady outside the Palace, Queen Letizia carried her pink Carolina Herrera 'Victoria' Insignia Mini Bag.

Complementing the bag was a new pair of Carolina Herrera ‘Lacito Insignia’ 20 slingback pumps, distinguished by their low 20mm heel and elegant grosgrain double-bow detail across the vamp.

Feminine finishing touches came in the form of her Yanes flower stud earrings, paired with a coordinating ring worn on her wedding ring finger.

There are only a handful of images from the event, but they show her in a green Massimo Dutti blouse paired with white denim. 

Her Majesty was seen carrying a white twill jacket, a vintage Miu Miu Vitello Lux Ribbon 2Way Leather Handbag in Cammeo, and her ​Nina Ricci SNR006-0700 Sunglasses.

She accessorised with gold hoop earrings and a new Barbara Goenaga 'Sidney' collar necklace featuring a gold link-chain and a heart clasp.

Looking effortlessly elegant for the spring engagement, Queen Letizia chose her bow-neck blouse in sky blue by Massimo Dutti, styled simply with white trousers.

She completed the look with her Barbara Goenaga ‘Little Iconic’ diamond earrings, which made their debut just the day before.

Afterwards, Queen Letizia convened a working meeting with the new board of UNICEF Spain in her role as Honorary President. The organisation’s representative in Lebanon also joined discussions, offering an update on the situation facing children amid the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Queen Letizia dipped into her sartorial archives for the meetings, re-wearing her tapestry-style Mango jacket. This ethnic-inspired piece has been a part of her rotation for over a decade.

She opted for a monochromatic base, pairing the textural jacket with her Carolina Herrera silk blouse and matching straight-leg trousers.

On her feet were the ​Sézane Paula Babies in White Lacquer.

The Queen finished the look with a new pair of Barbara Goenaga 'Little Iconic' Diamond Earrings.

For her day in Lleida, Queen Letizia repeated the tailored Hugo Boss burgundy pantsuit, featuring the 'Abire' Blazer and coordinating 'Hilayla' Trousers, which she first wore during the State Visit to China in November last year.

Complementing the suit was a new blue and burgundy striped blouse — the Coosy ‘Maria’ Shirt — featuring a statement neck bow, voluminous puffed sleeves with fitted cuffs, and a clean, straight-cut silhouette.​

On her feet were the ​Magrit 'Clara' Pumps in Burgundy Leather.

Completing the look were her long gold TOUS shell chain earrings. ​

The initiative was designed to improve the employability of young people between 16 and 29 years of age, through personalized training itineraries according to their profile, interests, and level of qualification.

The Queen stepped out in a new beige pantsuit by Spanish fashion brand Mirto. The ensemble features a single-breasted blazer with peak lapels and coordinating straight-leg trousers.

She softened the tailored look with a floral-patterned Hugo Boss blouse, adding contrast to the solid suit.

Queen Letizia further enlivened the neutral palette with mahogany-toned accessories, carrying her Magrit croc-embossed clutch first seen in 2021.

On her feet were the Sézane 'Elodie' Mary Jane Pumps in mahogany patent (US$235).

She finished the look with the ​Singularu 'Superstar' Earrings.

For the occasion, Queen Letizia wore her blue ​Hugo Boss 'Karonita' tweed jacket with navy trousers.

On her feet were the Magrit 'Clara' Pumps in Navy Leather.

Their Majesties were first received in a private audience by Pope Leo XIV at the Apostolic Palace.

Following their time with the Pontiff, the King and Queen met with Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Secretary of State of the Holy See, to discuss bilateral relations and international stability.

The highlight of the afternoon was a ceremony steeped in tradition: King Felipe, accompanied by Queen Letizia, formally took possession of his seat as Protocanon of the Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major. 

​For the high-profile visit, Queen Letizia utilized the privilège du blanc, an exclusive protocol allowing Catholic queens to wear white in the presence of the Pope. She opted for a bespoke white tweed midi dress with a structured, feminine silhouette and long sleeves.

The Queen offset the textured white dress with tonal nude leather accents from her go-to Spanish label, Magrit. She carried the 'Mica' bag and opted for the brand’s low-heeled pumps with buckle.

​Afterward, Their Majesties travelled to Jaén to mark the 1,200th anniversary of its designation as the capital of the province of Jaén. 

For the occasion, Queen Letizia repeated the pink tweed dress she first wore in October 2024 during the Princess of Asturias Awards. The piece was most likely custom-made by the Queen’s personal dressmaker.​

In Jaén, she was seen carrying her black Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia Bag.

On her feet were ​the Magrit Buckle Low-Heel Pump in Black Leather.

Queen Letizia finished the look with her Dime 'Frenchy' Multicolor Long Earrings.