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On Tuesday, Queen Letizia attended a tribute to Chilean-Spanish filmmaker Alejandro Amenábar at the Moncayo Cinema in Tudela, Navarra.
She joined students from several local schools for the ‘Nuestros Clásicos’ cycle, which honours the acclaimed director, screenwriter, and composer as part of the Festival de Cine Ópera Prima Ciudad de Tudela.
The engagement also included a screening of Amenábar’s new film Mar Adentro, starring Javier Bardem, which explores complex themes such as euthanasia, abortion, and the right to a dignified life.
For this cinematic appearance, Queen Letizia stepped out in her Sandro ‘Tribu’ houndstooth plaid blazer, paired with a teal knit top and a new pair of Hugo Boss ‘Tiana’ trousers in Natural.
A glimpse of her light beige Hugo Boss ‘Tilda’ leather belt was also visible.
She debuted a new artisan bag by Inés Sistiaga from the Paños de Guirra collection, which highlights the sustainability of wool sourced from the Guirra sheep.
On her feet were the Magrit low block-heel boots in taupe suede.
Queen Letizia completed the look with a new PDPAOLA Diamond Solitaire Supreme Necklace and her beloved Gold & Roses Double Dagger Earrings.
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On Friday, the Spanish Royal Family presided over a solemn ceremony in the Throne Room of the Royal Palace of Madrid, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the restoration of the Spanish monarchy.
During the ceremony, King Felipe VI awarded the Insigne Orden del Toisón de Oro (Illustrious Order of the Golden Fleece) — the highest honour of the Crown — to his mother, Queen Sofía, in recognition of her lifelong dedication and service to Spain and the Crown.
In addition to the queen‑emérita, the honour was also conferred on the former prime minister Felipe González and the two surviving “fathers” of the Constitution — Miquel Roca and Miguel Herrero y Rodríguez de Miñón — in recognition of their roles in Spain’s democratic transition.
The Spanish Royal Family then held a reception.
This was followed by an event at the Congress of Deputies marking the fiftieth anniversary of the restoration of the Spanish Monarchy and the colloquium “50 Years Later: The Crown in the Transition to Democracy.”
For this stately occasion, Queen Letizia repeated a complete ensemble—top to toe—that she first wore on Day 2 of the State Visit to Italy.
The look consists of her ‘slipper pink’ Carolina Herrera tweed separates, a custom design inspired by a coordinated set from the designer’s FW24 collection.
She accessorized with bespoke pink Magrit pieces—the ‘Carlota’ slingback leather pumps and the matching top-handle structured flap bag.
Queen Letizia again chose to finish the look with her Gold & Roses Luzia Stars Earrings.
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Queen Letizia Celebrates CEOE Foundation’s 40th Anniversary in Elegant Hugo Boss Ensemble20/11/2025
On Thursday, Queen Letizia presided over the event marking the 40th anniversary of the CEOE Foundation, a leading institution in promoting the social commitment of Spanish companies.
She presented awards recognizing the work of standout projects, including Marina de Empresas, the Princess of Girona Foundation’s Tour del Talento, and Cáritas, for their efforts in fostering integration and equal opportunities.
For this engagement at the Royal Theatre in Madrid, Queen Letizia arrived wearing her black COS Belted Double-Breasted Wool Long Coat, draped over her shoulders.
Her ensemble featured Hugo Boss separates. She debuted a semi-sheer grey pussy-bow blouse, a distinctly feminine piece, which she balanced with the weightier structure of her black Hugo Boss ‘Leshina’ leather skirt.
She carried her trusty Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia Satchel Bag in Black.
On Letizia’s feet were a new pair of Tod’s ‘Barretta’ black block-heel pumps, distinguished by a logo-engraved bar bit that accents the cleanly squared calfskin-leather vamp, set atop a sturdy block heel.
She finished the look with her gold medium-sized hoop earrings.
On Wednesday, Queen Letizia presided over the BBVA Microfinance Foundation’s event “Data that Improves Lives” an initiative designed to inspire, inform, and showcase how data can transform lives and build a better world.
For the occasion at Madrid’s Marques de Salamanca Palace, Queen Letizia opted for a sophisticated grey flecked wool-blend pantsuit from Massimo Dutti consisting of a belted blazer (€129) and coordinating trousers (€99.95).
In keeping with the business look, she arrived carrying her document-sized Hugo Boss 'Fanila' Clutch.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Rounding off the tailored outfit were the Gold & Roses “Shewel” triple hoop earrings.
On Tuesday evening, King Felipe and Queen Letizia presided over the presentation of the 42nd edition of the Francisco Cerecedo Journalism Award at the Ritz Hotel in Madrid.
The award, granted by the Association of European Journalists, recognizes careers distinguished by talent, originality, independence from power, and a commitment to promoting freedom of expression.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia wore a burgundy ensemble, pairing her Falconeri Ultrasoft Cashmere Crewneck Sweater with a new Massimo Dutti sequin long skirt.
Her accessories included the Magrit ‘Lea’ clutch and the Magrit ‘Clara’ pumps, both in matching burgundy.
In an unusual move for the Queen, who rarely wears necklaces, Letizia chose coordinated gold-and-silver jewellery by the affordable Portuguese brand Parfois: a short bicolour link necklace and matching hoop earrings.
On Thursday, the King and Queen of Spain brought their three-day State Visit to China to a close. The final day began with separate engagements: Queen Letizia visited Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU), where she joined students at an event celebrating Spanish language and culture.
She met students and veteran professors, paid tribute to the Latin American and Spanish academics who pioneered Hispanic studies in China after 1949, and signed the Book of Honour. The event highlighted Spain’s cultural priority in China, where 60,000 people now study Spanish and BFSU remains the country’s oldest such department.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia then hosted a reception for the Spanish community living in China at Beijing’s Regent Hotel.
More than 5,000 Spaniards are registered with Spain’s five consulates in China—the latest established in Chengdu in 2022—and are primarily based in major cities.
Following the reception, Their Majesties proceeded to Beijing Capital International Airport, departing for Spain and concluding their State Visit to the People’s Republic of China.
On the final day of the State Visit, Queen Letizia adopted a sharp, business-like silhouette in a tailored burgundy pantsuit: a single-breasted blazer fastened with a gold dome button and straight-leg trousers finished with subtle side slits. The designer remains unidentified.
She paired the suit with a black pussy-bow blouse, first seen in 2024 at a reception at the Royal Palace of El Pardo. The designer of the blouse remains unidentified.
Accessories were kept sleek and classic: the ever-present Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia black satchel and custom Magrit black leather pumps with their distinctive low heel and decorative buckle.
Queen Letizia completed the ensemble with her Pdpaola “Sugar” earrings.
Queen Letizia Showcases an Elegant Grey-and-Pink Look During the Official Welcome to China12/11/2025
On Wednesday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia continued their State Visit to China. They were officially welcomed by President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan at the Great Hall of the People.
After the delegations exchanged greetings, the national anthems of both countries were played, and King Felipe and President Xi Jinping reviewed the troops rendering honours.
An official photograph followed, after which the King and the President held a bilateral meeting during which nine agreements between the two countries were signed.
Meanwhile, Queen Letizia and the First Lady visited the Demonstration Center for Services for People with Disabilities, China’s most specialized and comprehensive provincial-level center for people with special needs. They toured the facility and met with staff and patients.
Following this, King Felipe and Queen Letizia went to Tiananmen Square, where they laid a wreath at the Monument to the People's Heroes.
For her full day of engagements in Beijing, Queen Letizia chose a timeless ensemble in shades of grey and pink.
She debuted a grey Carolina Herrera wool-cashmere coat adorned with large embroidered peonies, a flower highly symbolic in Chinese culture and often called “the king of flowers.” First seen on the Carolina Herrera Fall ’24 runway, this collarless midi coat features an A-line silhouette, a concealed placket, and is crafted in the USA.
Below is a closer look at the embroidered detail.
Beneath the coat, Queen Letizia wore a powder-pink wool crepe midi dress by The 2nd Skin Co.
Complementing the dress, she accessorized with custom pink Magrit pieces—the ‘Carlota’ slingback leather pumps and a top-handle structured flap bag—both previously worn together during last year’s State Visit to Italy.
Completing the look were her Gold & Roses 'Shewel' Triple Hoops.
Queen Letizia in Carolina Herrera Gown for Gala Dinner and Concert on Day 2 of State Visit to China12/11/2025
King Felipe and Queen Letizia concluded Day 2 of their State Visit to China with a gala dinner hosted by President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan at the Great Hall of the People.
Their Majesties then joined the Chinese Presidential Couple at Beijing’s National Centre for the Performing Arts for a concert by the Teatro Real Orchestra of Madrid, marking the Spanish ensemble’s debut in China.
A snippet of the performance.
For the gala occasion, Queen Letizia wore her black-and-white Carolina Herrera dress with embellished yoke, previously seen at the 2022 Princess of Asturias Awards (shown below).
Originally a cocktail-length piece from Carolina Herrera’s Fall 2018 collection, the silk dress was modified for the Queen with a longer, more formal skirt.
On her feet were her Magrit 'Carlota' Slingback Pumps in Black Patent.
Queen Letizia completed her evening ensemble with the Ansorena diamond and pearl drop earrings.
Queen Letizia Dazzles in Feathered Flutter-Sleeve Ensemble for Dinner with President Xi Jinping11/11/2025
Shortly after landing in Beijing, King Felipe and Queen Letizia concluded the first day of their State Visit to China with a private dinner hosted by President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan.
A short video captures the President and First Lady welcoming Their Majesties to Zhongnanhai, the central headquarters of China’s government and the official residence of the country’s leaders.
For the dinner, Queen Letizia brought back the olive-green flutter-sleeve dress she first wore to the Princess of Asturias Awards Concert in 2021 (shown below). Featuring tonal feathers along the side slit, the designer of the piece remains unknown.
On her feet were the Magrit 'Mar' Slingback Pumps in Gold Leather.
The Queen appears to have accessorised with gold hoops.
While the front view gives the impression that Queen Letizia has trimmed her hair to shoulder length, the side view shows her long tresses cascading down as usual.
On Tuesday, the King and Queen of Spain began a three-day State Visit to China, starting their programme in Chengdu after arriving the previous day. While King Felipe inaugurated the Spain–China Business Forum, Queen Letizia presided over a commemorative event marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Spanish poet Antonio Machado at the memorial to Chinese poet Xue Tao in Wangjianglou Park.
Queen Letizia’s visit to the park highlighted the rich tradition of the many women who have written poetry throughout China’s history, as well as the challenges they faced within the literary world.
Afterward, King Felipe and Queen Letizia reunited to attend an official lunch hosted by Wang Xiaohui, Secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and Shi Xiaolin, the Governor of Sichuan Province.
Their Majesties then travelled to Beijing, where the remainder of the State Visit will take place.
For the engagements in Chengdu, Queen Letizia wore her fuchsia tweed midi dress, first seen at last year’s Princess of Asturias Awards pre-events.
Throughout the day, she also wore her black COS Belted Double-Breasted Wool Long Coat.
Queen Letizia accessorised her look with her black Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia Satchel Bag and a new pair of custom black leather pumps featuring a leather-covered buckle — a detail reminiscent of the brand’s ‘Carrie’ slingbacks.
We saw the return of the multi-coloured Dime 'Frenchy' Long Earrings.
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