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On Thursday, Queen Letizia held a meeting with the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER) at the charity's headquarters in Madrid.
The meeting focused on the organisation’s key challenges and objectives for 2026, as well as the progress and achievements achieved in 2025.
Queen Letizia opted for an understated business look, pairing her black Hugo Boss ‘Alitas’ jacket with grey separates.
Both the knit top and trousers are new. The sweater is the Falconeri Ultrafine Cashmere Turtleneck, while the trousers remain unidentified.
The black leather Hugo Boss ‘Ley-D’ belt neatly tied the look together.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Tiny diamond stud earrings added a subtle finishing touch.
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On Wednesday, Queen Letizia attended a working meeting of the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC) in Madrid in her capacity as Honorary President of the association and its Scientific Foundation.
During the meeting, Queen Letizia was briefed on the AECC's key projects for 2026.
Queen Letizia arrived wearing her navy Hugo Boss double-breasted coat with a matching scarf, and carrying her black Adolfo Dominguez Vachetta Shoulder Bag.
Beneath the coat, she wore a new navy houndstooth jacket handmade by APRAMP, paired with navy trousers and a turtleneck.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Tiny diamond stud earrings added a subtle finishing touch.
On Tuesday, Queen Letizia held several audiences at Zarzuela Palace.
Her first audience was with representatives of the management team and designers taking part in the 83rd edition of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid.
She later met with representatives of the Nursing Development Foundation to hear about their work promoting and enhancing the value of the nursing profession in society.
Queen Letizia then met with the managing director of Sant Joan de Déu Hospital, Manel del Castillo, and the president of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases, Juan Carrión Tudela, to learn more about the Únicas Project.
The initiative seeks to provide comprehensive care for paediatric rare diseases, ensuring that the approximately 600,000 children in Spain living with a rare condition receive a rapid, accurate, and personalised diagnosis.
For the day’s audiences, Queen Letizia re-wore a tweed midi dress first seen at the Miguel de Cervantes Award Ceremony in 2024.
On her feet were the Magrit Buckle Low-Heel Pump in Black Leather.
Queen Letizia finished the look with small diamond stud earrings and her PDPAOLA Diamond Solitaire Supreme Necklace.
On Friday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia hosted the traditional reception for the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Spain at the Royal Palace of Madrid.
Held annually to mark the New Year, the reception serves as an opportunity to strengthen diplomatic relations, promote international cooperation, and celebrate the diversity of Spain’s diplomatic community. The event typically welcomes around 1,200 guests, with Their Majesties greeting diplomats and ambassadors upon arrival in the palace’s Throne Room.
For this stately occasion, Queen Letizia brought back her midnight blue Felipe Varela velvet gown, first worn at the 2018 Pascua Militar ceremony.
On her feet where her Magrit 'Clara' Pumps in Navy Leather.
The Queen completed the look with her long diamond and sapphire earrings.
On Thursday, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia presided over the inauguration of the 46th edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) in Madrid.
FITUR is an annual event for tourism professionals from around the world and serves as the principal trade fair in Latin America. The five-day event, hosted at IFEMA Recinto Ferial (fairgrounds), will bring together thousands of tourism companies from over 100 countries. In the FITUR 2026 edition, Mexico holds the honored position as the guest country.
Their Majesties toured the halls and had meet-and-greet with some of the exhibitors at the fair.
They signed the book of condolences at the Andalusia stand in the wake of the devastating train accident in the region earlier in the week.
In a quiet mark of respect, Queen Letizia chose a sombre black ensemble, pairing a Hugo Boss fitted shirt with pleated-front trousers.
The pants were first worn in 2019 (shown below) and remain unidentified.
She incorporated her black leather Hugo Boss ‘Ley-D’ belt for a polished effect.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Queen Letizia finished the understated look with small diamond stud earrings and her PDPAOLA Diamond Solitaire Supreme Necklace.
On Tuesday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia visited the site of the devastating train accident that occurred on Sunday in Adamuz, paying their respects to those affected by the tragedy.
During their visit, Their Majesties spoke at length with members of the emergency services and first responders, expressing their gratitude for their tireless efforts in the aftermath of the crash.
The King and Queen later travelled to the Reina Sofía University Hospital, where they met with injured victims and their families, offering words of comfort and solidarity as they continue to recover from the shock of the incident.
Queen Letizia wore her black COS Belted Double-Breasted Wool Long Coat with black trousers.
During the hospital visit, she removed her coat to reveal the Frambuã Austrian jacket.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
On Monday, the Spanish Royal Family attended the funeral service for Princess Irene of Greece at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens in Greece.
Princess Irene, the younger sister of Queen Sofía of Spain, passed away on Thursday at Zarzuela Palace at the age of 83. The funeral service was officiated by the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece, Ieronymos of Thebes, and the Orthodox Metropolitan Archbishop of Spain and Portugal, Bessarion Komzias.
Following the service, the burial ceremony took place at the Royal Cemetery of Tatoi Palace, in keeping with family tradition.
Queen Letizia appeared sombre in her COS belted double-faced wool coat over a black tweed dress, first worn in April 2024 to the funeral Mass of King Felipe’s cousin.
Her accessorised included the Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia Satchel Bag, and on her feet were the Magrit Buckle Low-Heel Pumps.
Pinned to Her Majesty's chest was the 'joyas de pasar' pearl and diamond brooch. The intricate design features a large round grey pearl surrounded by diamonds and from which hangs a pear-shaped pearl, which Queen Letizia had removed for this occasion. She complemented it with her Ansorena Bezel-Set Diamond and Pearl Earrings.
On Saturday, the Spanish Royal Family attended a prayer service for Princess Irene of Greece at the St Andrew and St Demetrius Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Madrid.
Princess Irene, the sister of Queen Sofía, passed away on Thursday at Zarzuela Palace at the age of 83. Her funeral will be held on Monday in Athens, Greece.
Queen Letizia with her daughter's after the service.
King Felipe with his mother.
Queen Letizia wore her black COS Belted Double-Faced Wool Coat with black trousers, Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers, Carolina Herrera Satchel Bag, and she finished the sombre ensemble with her Gold & Roses 'Shewel' Triple Hoops.
The princesses also wore black COS coats: Infanta Sofía opted for the same double-face style as her mother, while Princess Leonor chose a double-breasted design with a shawl collar—possibly borrowed from Queen Letizia’s wardrobe.
Beneath her coat, Infanta Sofía was seen wearing coordinating Claudie Pierlot separates.
On Thursday, Queen Letizia presided over the Global Caregivers Forum 2026, organized by UNICEF and the WHO, with the support of the Government of Spain.
The forum brought together leaders, experts and organizations to develop a roadmap to expand caregiving programs worldwide.
For the event at CaixaForum Madrid, Queen Letizia assembled a look built around familiar favourites, pairing her red Mango Button-Up Leather Jacket with her Carolina Herrera Glen Plaid Trousers.
Beneath the leather jacket, she wore the white Hugo Boss ‘Iyabo2’ blouse.
Queen Letizia arrived wearing her black COS Belted Double-Breasted Wool Long Coat and carrying the black Carolina Herrera Doma Insignia Medium Satchel Bag.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
She finished the look with her Gold & Roses 'Shewel' Triple Hoops.
On Wednesday, the King and Queen of Spain carried out a series of engagements during a day-long visit to Valencia.
Their first stop was the Centre del Carmen for Contemporary Culture, where they toured the exhibition The Transformation of Valencia 1866–2026, organised by the newspaper Las Provincias to mark its 160th anniversary.
Their Majesties then visited the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Polytechnic University of Valencia to learn about the project Salvem les Fotos UPV / Recuperar las memorias (Save the UPV Photos / Recover the Memories), an initiative dedicated to rescuing and preserving family photographs and cherished mementos damaged by the 2024 DANA storm.
For the day’s engagements in Valencia, Queen Letizia debuted a sleek aubergine-hued pantsuit from Hugo Boss, comprising the BOSS ‘Juicylara2’ wool-blend blazer paired with the coordinating BOSS ‘Tireka1’ trousers.
Her Majesty arrived carrying the black Carolina Herrera Doma Insignia Medium Satchel Bag.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
She finished the look with her Singularu 'Stellar' Hoops.
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