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Queen Letizia keeps it casual on final day in Mozambique

30/4/2019

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On her final day in Mozambique, Queen Letizia traveled to Beira to see first hand the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai which hit the region in March.
Queen Letizia lands in Beira, Mozambique
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Queen Letizia inpects damge caused by Cyclone Idai
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​Her Majesty then moved further inland to Dondo to visit the Spanish humanitarian response team (START) in the wake of the cyclone.  Known as the red vests, the START is composed of a field hospital with surgical capacity and hospitalization, as well as a total of 71 people, among whom are health personnel of the Spanish public health service.
Queen Letizia vists START hospital in Mozambique
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Queen Letizia kept her look low key, wearing a white button up shirt, khaki trousers and combat-style boots.
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The crisp blouse is the Massimo Dutti poplin shirt with epaulettes (sold out). 
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Massimo Dutti poplin shirt with epaulettes
She teamed it with Massimo Dutti darted cropped fit chinos in sand (£59.95).
Massimo Dutti darted cropped fit chinos in sand
Queen Letizia wore boots by Panama Jack, similar to the Phoebe style (£155).
Panama Jack Phoebe boots
I'll leave you with a clip from today's event.
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Queen Letizia in Spanish brands on Day 1 of Cooperation trip to Mozambique

29/4/2019

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Queen Letizia kicked off her first day of the Spanish Cooperation trip to Mozambique with a visit to the Manhiça Health Research Center​ (CISM).
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​​CISM is a Mozambican non-profit organisation that carries out biomedical research in priority areas aimed at improving the health of the most vulnerable populations. The centre was founded in 1996 with the support of the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona and in 2008 received the Prince of Asturias Award for International Cooperation.
Her Majesty repeated a look she first wore during last year's Spanish Cooperation trip to Haiti.
Queen Letizia wears Intropia suit during Cooperation trip to Haiti
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Intropia vanilla embossed lounge suit
The relaxed lounge suit is by Spanish high-street brand Intropia which features an embossed blazer with belted waist and matching trousers.
Intropia vanilla embossed blazer with tie
Intropia vanilla embossed pants
Under the jacket, Letizia again wore the nude pink Zara embroidered camisole top.
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Zara nude pink embroidered camisole top
A pair of pink Uterque leather loafers rounded off the cool and casual ensemble.
Uterque pink leather loafers

​In the afternoon, Queen Letizia was the guest of honour at a luncheon hosted by President Filipe Jacinto Nyussi and the First Lady of Mozambique, Isaura Nyussi at the Palácio da Ponta Vermelha.
Queen Letizia has lunch with President Filipe Jacinto Nyussi and the First Lady of of Mozambique, Isaura Nyussi at the Palácio da Ponta Vermelha
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Her Majesty wore a beautiful soft blue piece by Pedro del Hierro from the designer's Spring/Summer '19 collection.  I am not certain if it is a dress or separates. I am waiting to hear back from the brand for clarification.
Pedro del Hierro Spring/Summer '19
Letizia first wore the eponymous label at a Famelab event last May. She then wowed in a Pedro del Hierro jumpsuit at the opening season at the Teatro Real in October. A month later she debuted a checked dress, and earlier this year she premiered an ivory sleeveless crepe dress by the Spanish designer during the State Visit to Argentina.
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Queen Letizia highlighted the soft blue hue with navy accessories. She carried her custom Magrit 'Hawa' clutch, and on her feet were the Carolina Herrera suede sling back pumps.
Magrit 'Hawa' clutch
Carolina Herrera navy suede sling back pumps
She complemented the outfit with her Bvlgari diamond and aquamarine white gold hoop earrings.
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Following the luncheon, Queen Letizia visited the Office of Technical Cooperation (OTC) for a tour of the facilities and a meeting.
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Queen Letizia in a mix of old and new Carolina Herrera pieces for Mozambique arrival

28/4/2019

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The Queen of Spain arrived in Mozambique this evening ahead of a 2-day cooperation trip to the southern African nation.
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The visit marks her fourth cooperation trip since becoming Queen consort - an initiative started by her mother-in-law, Doña Sofía in 1997. To date, Queen Letizia has made three trips of this kind, to Honduras and El Salvador in 2015, to Senegal in 2017, and to the Dominican Republic and Haiti in May 2018. 
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The purpose of the visit is to see first-hand the projects carried out by Spanish Cooperation in Mozambique. The Spanish Cooperation is the sum of all people, institutions, resources and skills that Spain offers to developing countries with the end goal of contributing to human development, the eradication of poverty and full access to rights.
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Despite the long haul flight, Her Majesty looked fabulous in an all-blue ensemble.  She disembarked wearing an indigo blue CH Carolina Herrera denim shirt dress from the designer's SS19 range (with thanks to @HeavenQRF on Twitter for the ID). The dress in cotton denim features a flared skirt, shirt collar, short sleeves and concealed button fastening. It is finished with a detachable matching belt.
CH Carolina Herrera indigo blue denim shirt dress SS19
Letizia teamed the dress with familiar Carolina Herrera accessories. She carried the navy 'Baret'  flap clutch bag and on her feet she wore navy suede slingback pumps.
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She finished the look with simple diamond stud earrings.
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Queen Letizia presents Children's Literary Awards

25/4/2019

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Queen Letizia was on hand this evening to present two Spanish children/youth literature awards, 'El Barco de Vapor' and 'Gran Angular'. 
Queen Letizia presents El Barco de Vapor and Gran Angular awards
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​The annual awards in Madrid are organised by the SM Foundation whose goal is to promote youth-focused books and reading.
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Her Majesty looked chic in black and white separates for the occasion. ​
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She debuted the Hugo Boss 'Juxtiny' blazer (£399) - a tuxedo-inspired jacket crafted in a wool-blend. This single-breasted design is detailed with satin at the peak lapels and collar. This blazer is finished with fabric-covered buttons at the centre front and cuffs. The style also comes in black.
Hugo Boss Jaxtiny white blazer
Underneath the blazer Queen Letizia wore a white satin lace-trimmed camisole, first seen during last year's State Visit to Peru.
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She contrasted the white with a new pair of black silky trousers which I have not been able to identify.
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We saw the return of the Bottega Veneta's iconic 'Knot' clutch  and  Manolo Blahnik 'Gotrianc' Slingbacks 105 heels.
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Queen Letizia accessories with her modern circles link earrings which date back to 2008, and the Karen Hallam ring she debuted yesterday.
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FASHION FLASHBACK
Below is a is a recollection of Letizia's past looks for delivery of the El Barco de Vapor' and 'Gran Angular' awards.
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Another royal repeat for Miguel de Cervantes award luncheon

24/4/2019

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The King and Queen of Spain hosted a post-ceremony lunch of the 'Miguel de Cervantes' award on Wednesday. 
April 2019 King and Queen of Spain host a post-ceremony lunch of the Miguel de Cervantes award 2018
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​Held at the Royal Palace of Madrid, the annual luncheon usually takes place on the eve of the award ceremony, but this year it coincided with Easter Sunday so it had to be pushed back. The lunch brings together authorities, academics, editors, critics, teachers, booksellers and writers to honor the award recipient.​
King and Queen of Spain host a post-ceremony lunch of the Miguel de Cervantes award 2019
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Queen Letizia looked pretty in her custom Carolina Herrera peacock floral print dress. 
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The print features in the designer's Pre-Fall 2019 collection. ​
Carolina Herrera peacock floral print dresses
You may recall Her Majesty debuted the frock in March at the London opening of the Sorolla exhibition.
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Today, Queen Letizia teamed it with her navy Magrit 'Liz' suede clutch and Nina Ricci suede pumps.
Magrit Liz suede clutch
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Nina Ricci navy suede pumps
We saw the return of the gold Tous linear dangle earrings which Letizia has worn on a number of occasions since she premiered them in October 2015.
Queen Letizia wears gold Tous linear dangle earrings
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The only new addition to the look today was a gold open oval shaped ring on Letizia's ring finger.
Queen Letizia wears gold Karen Hallam signature ring
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ID UPDATE (16 May 2019): The ring is a handmade piece by budget-jeweler Karen Hallam based in Madrid. It retails for €89 and is made from gold-plated sterling silver.
Karen Hallam signature ring as seen on Queen Letizia
Today's sartorial decision to opt for a repeat is consistent with previous years.  Here's a look back at Letizia's past looks for this annual luncheon since she become Queen consort.
Queen Letizia at 2015 Miguel de Cervantes award luncheon
2015 - Felipe Varela
Queen Letizia at 2016 Miguel de Cervantes award luncheon
2016 - Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia at 2017 Miguel de Cervantes award luncheon
2017 - Felipe Varela
Queen Letizia at 2018 Miguel de Cervantes award luncheon
2018 - Felipe Varela
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Queen Letizia forgoes Felipe Varela at Miguel de Cervantes awards ceremony

23/4/2019

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The King and Queen of Spain attended the prestigious 'Miguel de Cervantes' Award ceremony on Tuesday. 
King and Queen of Spain attend 2019 Miguel de Cervantes Award ceremony
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The annual event is held at the University of Alcalá in the town of Alcalá de Henares - the birthplace of ​Spain's greatest writer, Miguel de Cervantes who is best known for his masterpiece, Don Quixote.
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The award is one of the richest literary prizes in the world and is the most regarded literary awards in Spain and Latin America. It honours the lifetime achievement of an eminent writer in the Spanish language. This year, Their Majesties presented the Cervantes 2018 Prize to Uruguayan writer, Ida Vitale.
King and Queen of Spain deliver 2018 Miguel de Cervantes Award
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Queen Letizia looked elegant in her grey Carolina Herrera double-face ensemble for the esteemed event.
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The coat and matching dress is from the designer's CH Carolina Herrera line and belongs to the Fall 2016 range. 
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This is the fifth occasion Her Majesty has worn the separates since their debut in November 2016 during the State Visit to Portugal.
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30 Nov 2016 - National Assembly, Portugal
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27 Apr 2017 - 4th Educational Congress of Rare Diseases
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28 Nov 2017 - Caravaca de la Cruz
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31 May 2018 - Headquarters of UICC in Geneva
Today's decision to opt for a sartorial repeat is consistent with previous attendances of the 'Miguel de Cervantes' Award ceremony. However, this year Queen Letizia did not wear a set by Felipe Varela as she did in the past.
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She again paired the Carolina Herrera co-ordinating separates with snakeskin accessories. Today Letizia chose the custom Magrit studded snakeskin pumps and matching clutch bag, which she debuted in February 2018 at the National Sports Awards.
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She finished the look with her dazzling diamond cascading earrings, first seen at the 2014 Prince of Asturias Awards.
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Queen Letizia debuts floral Massimo Dutti dress for Easter Mass in Mallorca

21/4/2019

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The Spanish Royals kept up their family tradition of spending the Easter holiday on the Balearic island of Mallorca. ​
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​On Sunday, King Felipe, Queen Letizia and their daughters Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia were joined by Felipe's mother, Queen Sofia for Easter Mass at the Palma de Mallorca Cathedral.
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Her Majesty stepped out in a new navy floral print shirtdress by Massimo Dutti.
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Massimo Dutti navy floral print dress
The dress is a deviation from her past looks for Easter Mass where she has favoured trousers or separates. Below is a gallery of Letizia's Easter Mass outfits since becoming queen.
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On her feet she wore her Magrit 'Liza' blue suede pumps, and she offset the navy ensemble with her red Menbur 'Malva' leather clutch.
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Letizia finished the feminine look with her Elena C 'mini butterflies' earrings.
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The service is a private family affair and is not attended in an official capacity as Head of State.  

Felipe & Letizia's first attendance as a couple was in 2004, when they were engaged to be married. Since then they have attended annually expect for 2007 due to the impending birth of Infanta Sofía. 

​Here's a look back at the past Easter Sunday services attended my the Spanish royal family. It's interesting to see how their family has evolved.
Easter Mass 2004:
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Easter Mass 2005:
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Easter Mass 2006:
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Easter Mass 2008:
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Easter Mass 2009:
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Easter Mass 2010:
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Easter Mass 2011:
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Easter Mass 2012:
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Easter Mass 2013:
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Easter Mass 2014:
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Easter Mass 2015:
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Easter Mass 2016:
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Easter Mass 2017:
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Easter Mass 2018:
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Queen Letizia dons 14-year-old double face coat for Angeli exhibition

11/4/2019

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The Queen of Spain was in Burgos today to open the 'Angeli' exhibition organized by the 'Las Edades del Hombre' Foundation at Iglesia De San Pedro Church in Lerma village. 
Queen Letizia Angeli exhibition
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The exhibition will be open to the public from April to November, and is dedicated to the figure of angels and their transcendence in the Christian faith.
Queen Letizia Angeli exhibition
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Her Majesty spent time with the locals following the tour of the exhibition.

​For today's trip to northern Spain, Queen Letizia wore a cream/camel double face wool coat which has been in her closet since at least 2005!
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Below we see Letizia wearing it in February 2005 at Barajas Airport in Madrid before boarding a flight to Brazil for an official visit. The piece was not identified.
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She complemented the dual-tone coat with her vanilla white Hugo Boss 'Banora' silk blouse (£169) and tan Hugo Boss 'Alantia' trousers.
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Hugo Boss 'Banora' silk blouse
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Letizia harmonized the outfit with her trusty camel Hugo Boss block heel pumps.
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She finished the look with her dainty diamond square halo earrings.
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Queen Letizia brings back Sandro scarf print dress for visit to the Royal Monastery

10/4/2019

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The Queen of Spain visited the Royal Monastery of the Incarnation (Real Monasterio de la Encarnacion) in Madrid  today to see the renovation works carried out to better accommodate people with physical and visual disabilities.
The works were completed with the cooperation of the Royal Board on Disability, the Board of Directors of the National Heritage, and the ACS Foundation.
Queen Letizia visits Royal Monastery of the Incarnation
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​Her Majesty brought back the glamorous green Sandro pleated dress for the outing which she debuted in December at the closing seminar of the 2nd International Congress.
Queen Letizia visits Royal Monastery of the Incarnation
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Rendered in a lightweight twill with a satin-like finish, this green midi dress is patterned in a paisley print reminiscent of silk scarves.
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Queen Letizia wore her Carolina Herrera A-Line Belted Coat draped over her shoulders.
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She arrived at the monastery carrying her black Hugo Boss 'Fanila' clutch, and on her feet were the Prada Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps.
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Letizia finished the look with her beloved Gold & Rose double dagger earrings.
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Queen Letizia visits Royal Mint and delivers Tomás Francisco Prieto Award

8/4/2019

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Queen Letizia visited the Museum of the Royal Mint (Museo Casa de la Moneda) in Madrid today for a tour of the School of Printmaking and Graphic Design of the Royal Mint.
She was also on hand to deliver the Graduation Diplomas to the 7th promotion of the "Master in Graphic Design and Engraving" and the Tomás Francisco Prieto 2018 Award.
Queen Letizia delivers Tomás Francisco Prieto 2018 Award
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Queen Letizia brought back her Hugo Boss colorblock separates.
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The colourful geometric ensemble features the BOSS 'Felisabeth' short-sleeve knit sweater with the coordinating BOSS 'Seplea' Colorblock Leather A-Line Skirt.
Hugo Boss Felisabeth short-sleeve geonetric knit sweater
HUGO BOSS 'Seplea' Colorblock Leather A-Line Skirt.
This is the fourth time Queen Letizia has publicly worn the separates since she debuted them in May 2018.
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7 May 2018 - Proyectos Sociales Banco de Santander awards
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15 Jun 2018 - USA Day 2: "Recovered Memories" exhibition
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9 Oct 2018 - World Mental Health Day
Like on the last occasion we saw this set, Letizia topped it with her camel Felipe Varela wool coat.
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Today however, she swapped the Magrit 'Laura' pumps for her camel Hugo Boss block heel pumps.
Hugo Boss camel leather block heel pumps
The Gold & Roses 'Skyline' crawler earrings are Letizia's favorite choice with this outfit.
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FASHION FLASHBACK
Below is a recollection of Letizia's past looks for delivery of the Tomás Francisco Prieto Award. 
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2018
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