On the final day of her Central American visit, Queen Letizia had a busy agenda. Her morning began with a meeting with the Technical Office of the Spanish Cooperation in El Salvador, followed by a visit to La Casa Tomada, an artistic and cultural centre, where Her Majesty met with artists and members of a theatre group, La Cachada Teatro.

Queen Letizia picked a cool and casual style for this engagement.  

She paired white straight-leg jeans with a green perforated suede jacket and a breezy tee from Adolfo Dominguez's 'Flower Bloom' collection. The satin top is defined by a bold abstract floral print. Letizia's tee has a v-neck silhouette, however the current stock image shows the boat-neck version.

30 Jun 2015 - UPDATE

One of my readers has just identified the green perforated suede jacket. It is by Uterque, from their Spring/Summer 2014 collection:

Letizia's TOUS 'Beethoven' earrings added a touch of glam to her casual ensemble. 

On her feet were a new pair of ballet flats. These pastel grey reptile patterned leather shoes are from Mango. They are currently discounted on both the Mango UK/EUR sites and Mango USA web store.

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Queen Letizia concluded her whirlwind 4-day tour of Central American with a visit to the National Palace in the capital where she meet the president of El Salvador, Salvador Sánchez Cerén.

Her final engagement of the tour saw her don a Hugo Boss dress, an ensemble she has repeated twice before:

The floral colour-way of this Hugo Boss 'Dinoma' dress is from the 2014 spring/summer collection. 

This particular colour has since sold out but the silhouette is available in new season colour options:

Queen Letizia again opted to combine the dress with her Magrit blush patent heels and clutch bag.

Completing the look, were the Yanes flower stud earrings.

Before departing, Her majesty expressed her "profound joy" at being able to represent Spain during the tour.

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The Queen of Spain arrived in El Salvador late yesterday afternoon, following her two day visit of Honduras.

Her Majesty was received by the El Salvadorian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alfredo Jaime Miranda, on arrival at the El Salvador International Airport.

There was no wardrobe change by Queen Letizia following her last engagement in the town of Comayagua in Honduras only a few hours earlier. 

Today, Queen Letizia began her visit to El Salvador with a city tour of Suchitoto. She visited the town hall, the municipal market and the church of Santa Lucia, which are all renovated buildings on the Heritage Program for the Development of the Spanish Cooperation.

The Queen also visited the Women's House, a facility setup by the Spanish Cooperation to improve women's rights and gender equality in El Salvador. She also attended a meeting to hear about the important programs underway to assist disadvantaged women.

For today's visit to the town of Suchitoto, Queen Letizia recycled a conventional pant suit from Hugo Boss, wearing the BOSS 'Jaelly' grey blazer and matching trousers.

She wore a simple white pintucked blouse (unidentified) and accessorized with a blue belt, plain pearl drop earrings and her Carolina Herrera sunglasses.

Letizia opted for comfort this morning and wore her Hugo Boss ORANGE blue woven leather ballet flats, a style she debuted in July 2013 at a military event in Zaragoza.

There are limited photos of Letizia carrying a clutch but it appears she coordinated the outfit with her Uterque white snakeskin clutch.

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In the afternoon, the Queen visited the town of Jiquilisco and held a meeting with the Community Family Health Specialised Unit. She learnt about their home care program as the serious health issue of chronic kidney disease, which is endemic in communities living in poor socioeconomic conditions.

Letizia also toured the Unit and meet some of the staff.

Following the meeting, Her Majesty visited a water pumping station in a village near Jiquilisco.  The station is funded by the Spanish Cooperation and is part of the infrastructure program to provide drinking water and basic sanitation in suburban and rural areas of El Salvador.

Queen Letiza changed up her look for this visit. She paired navy skinny pants with a new Hugo Boss jacket. While I'm not 100% certain of the model but it looks very similar to the brand's BOSS 'Karina6' blue blazer (£330) which features top-stitch detailing and double button front.

Letizia wore a white Peter Pan collar blouse under her jacket. It is the Mango sleeveless top from their Summer 2012 collection.

The piece is not new and has been in Letizia's closet since June 2013. 

Letizia added a nautical touch to her outfit, wearing the Pretty Ballerinas navy stripe flats with red tie.

Núria Tiburcio from Vanitatis made an interesting observation, it seems Queen Letizia is channeling the style of her youngest daughter! Infanta Sofia was seen wearing the children's version of these flats to a zoo outing in 2011.

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There were no signs of jet-lag from Queen Letizia this morning as she hit the ground running in Honduras, fulfilling her intense work schedule. First on the agenda was a meeting with members of the Technical Cooperation Office. 

On hour after the meeting finished, Doña Letizia, accopmained by the First Lady of Honduras, visited a free legal clinic at the Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), funded by the Spanish Cooperation.

Queen Letizia was dressed modesty in an outfit she premiered earlier this year at the traditional Easter mass.

The ensemble consists of a Mango floral print blouse and Hugo Boss 'Taru' black trouser pants.

Letizia accessorized with her Uterque black croc stamped wristlet clutch and Magrit black leather peep-toe platform heels, a style she owns in several colours and fabrics.

Queen Letizia completed her understated style with the Links of London Hope Egg earrings.

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In the afternoon, Queen Letizia made a wardrobe change for her visit to the town of Comayagua. The support of the Spanish Cooperation in this town dates back to 1996 and represents one of the best examples worldwide of positive and sustainable social and economic impact through the conservation of historical and cultural heritage of a city. 

Queen Letizia's premiered a new Adolfo Dominguez red cotton car coat (£319). It is made of textured, woven cotton, and designed for warm weather climates. The collarless coat has a mid-length silhouette and buttonless front for a minimalist take on the classic car coat.

Under the coat she wore a matching set from Hugo Boss consisting of the BOSS 'Ileti' top (£169) and HUGO 'Hemine' trousers (£169).

Her Majesty revealed a new clutch bag from Mango, the brand's Ethnic Tassel Clutch (£17.99). It is crafted in a cotton jacquard fabric with decorative tassels. It has an inner pocket and top zip fastening.

Letizia dug deep into her shoe closet to coordinate her outfit with these Castaner beige espadrille canvas wedges which she debuted in the summer of 2008.

The finishing touches to Letizia's ensemble included her Carolina Herrera sunglasses and TOUS cultured freshwater pearl drop earrings.

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This afternoon, Queen Letizia landed in Central America to embark on a week-long visit of Honduras and El Salvador where she will oversee Spanish cooperation’s programs in these countries.

Arriving to a guard of honour, Her majesty looked ready for business as she exited the Spanish Air Force plane at the Enrique Soto Cano airbase at the Comayagua province.

The Queen of Spain was greeted by the First Lady of Honduras, Ana Garcia Carias. ​Below is a short video of Her Majesty's arrival.

Despite the long-haul flight, Queen Letizia emerged looking fresh and chic in a new ​Hugo Boss 'Recire' Tweed Skirt paired with a natural toned BOSS 'Bedona' silk blouse.

On her feet were her navy Carolina Herrera cross-strap suede sandals which Letizia premiered earlier this month when she met the Italian president.

When these shoes were first identified, I did not notice the buckle detail on the straps and thought they were style number "14" from the current CH Spring Summer 2015 footwear collection. But after close examination, the style is number "13" (shown in coral on the CH website).

Letizia contrasted the outfit with her red Adolfo Dominguez 'Aspen' leather wristlet clutch (€169) which she debuted last month at the 'Cervantes Award' ceremony.

She finished the outfit with her TOUS cultured freshwater pearl drop earrings.

Queen Letizia made a wardrobe change for the dinner reception at the presidential palace, hosted by the President and First Lady of Honduras.

She recycled the cocktail outfit she debuted at last month's Woman Magazine awards. The ensemble consists of a Felipe Varela glittering black lace strapless dress, paired with her Prada black Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps.

Letizia varied some of her accessories compared to the first time she wore the dress. Tonight she carried a simple black clutch bag from Felipe Varela and added her Cartier white gold and diamond column bracelet.

But what caught my eye was a new pair of dazzling diamond and white gold tear drop earrings. They were initially thought to be from Spanish jeweler, Yanes but the company denied ownership. The hunt continues for the designer.

During her trip, Queen Letizia will have opportunity to see first-hand the various projects developed by the Spanish cooperation in areas such as water and sanitation, education, technical training, gender equality, protection of human rights, battle against violence, and promotion of historical and cultural heritage.

Among the projects, Her Majesty will promote youth employment through entrepreneurship municipalities as part of the Workshop School, which was set up to create employment opportunities for young people living in vulnerable situations.

Additionally, she will lay the the foundation stone of the project 'Increasing the coverage of water and sanitation' that seeks to improve the living conditions of the population of the communities of northwestern valley of Comayagua.

After attending the celebration a relative's Holy Communion, the Spanish royal family headed to the  'Amaluna' Show By Cirque Du Soleia.

Queen Letizia was dressed casually in white jeans and a Hugo Boss BOSS 'Bedona' light green silk blouse (£220).

On her feet were the Uterque track sole sandals (£115).

She carried the Adolfo Dominguez 'Stone Shopper' bag. 

Completed the look were her Carolina Herrera sunglasses and TOUS earrings.

Today, the King and Queen of Spain attended the swearing-in ceremony of the new Royal Guards at El Pardo.  Today's event coincided with the royal couple's eleventh wedding anniversary. Judging from the photos, their Majesties are as happy today as they were on the day of their nuptials.

Queen Letizia celebrated the day in a new monochrome floral dress.

She wore the Carolina Herrera Parrot Tulip Fil Coupe Sheath Dress. The Italian made frock features a black and white parrot tulip patterned fil coupe cotton blend fabric. It has short sleeves and a round neckline. The sheath silhouette nips in at natural waist and the straight skirt has center back vent. It is finished with a concealed back zip. 

Queen Letizia coordinated the dress with a monochrome clutch bag.

I initially thought the bag was new, but my good friend, Núria Tiburcio from Vanitatis tells me Letizia was seen carrying it 2008.  The white bag has a lightly ruched front and black flap closure. 
Unfortunately I have been unable to identify the clutch. If anyone knows where it's from, please drop me a line!

Letizia also carried her Carolina Herrera 2015 collection sunglasses.

On her feet were the Prada black Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps.

Letizia finihsed the outfit with her TOUS cultured freshwater pearl drop earrings.

Best wishes to the King & Queen of Spain on their 11th wedding anniversary, and for many more to come!

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Today was a significant social occasion for the Spanish royal family. The King and Queen of Spain attended their daughter Princess Leonor's First Holy Communion.

The communion was a family affair with Queen Sofia and King Juan-Carlos joining Letizia's parents Jesus Ortiz and Paloma Rocasolano at the service, along with Princess Leonor's younger sister, Infanta Sofia.

The ceremony was held in a simple parish in Aravaca, a quiet neighborhood of Madrid. Spanish royals traditionally take their First Communion alone at the Palace of Zarzuela, but the new monarchs decided it would be best if their daughter received the sacrament with her classmates from the Santa Maria de los Rosales school.  There was no chiffon dress, tiara or flowers for the young crown Princess of Asturias. Instead she was dressed in her school inform like all her classmates. 

Today, Letizia looked beautiful in a white lace creation by Felipe Varela, the only designer she trusts for such momentous occasions. The collarless lace jacket overlayed a mint green sleeveless sheath dress. 

Letizia coordinated the classic Varela outfit with an interesting set of space-age vinyl accessories from Magrit's 'Cristal' collection.

She carried the 'Sly' bag (€150), a clutch made entirely in transparent vinyl and specchio silver on the inside.  

The bag was paired with the matching vinyl 'Silvie' slingback peep-toe sandals (€270).

Queen Letizia completed the outfit with her TOUS moonstone earrings which worked perfectly with the Varela ensemble.

Despite Letizia's unorthodox choice of vinyl accessories, I still loved the outfit. Only the Queen of Spain can dare to get away with it!

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The King and Queen of Spain commenced their working week at Zarzuela Palace where they attended audiences.

For the occasion, Her Majesty recycled the Carolina Herrera colour-block dress, which she premiered at the National Culture Awards in February.

The dress is rendered in wool crepe and features a key-hole neckline. The strategic black, navy and ivory colorblock pattern gives the illusion of a slim hourglass figure.

On the topic of recycling, today Queen Letizia revived the Laura Marquez 'Linear' white gold earrings, a token from her "past life".

These earrings have been with Letizia for at least 14 years, well before she meet Felipe. She was first spotted wearing them at the TP de Oro award ceremony in 2001, where she received the award for best TV journalist under 30 years of age.

The long, straight bar earrings are handmade from lustrous 18kt white gold and feature matte tips.  Here we show them in yellow gold from the the Laura Marquez website (€419):

Letizia debuted a new pair of black strap platform sandals from her footwear designer of choice, Magrit.

The shoes are the bespoke version of the Magrit 'Vanessa' peep toe heels (€290). Letizia has opted for an all-black style featuring a mix of smooth leather and patent snake-embossed leather.

Queen Letizia has only one other engagement this week, ahead of her week-long visit to Honduras and El Salvador next week.

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On the evening of Wednesday 13th May, Queen Letizia was spotted out on the town in Madrid with several girlfriends.

She was dress from top to toe in Spanish high-street brand Uterque.

She wore a Bohemian inspired fine-knit sweater. The Uterque geometric design sweater (£85) is made in Spain and has a low-cut rounded neck with a geometric design on the sides. The short sleeves feature a fringe detail. 

Queen Letizia paired the top with Uterque white nappa leggings (£295). The leggings are made from high quality nappa leather. They have an elastic waistband and invisible side zip. 

On her feet were the Uterque Track sole sandals (£115). These high-heel nappa leather sandals feature crossover straps, staked thick heel and track sole. 

Queen Letizia finished her Uterque outfit with a new cross-body bag from Malababa.  The 'Hermenegilda' Large Natural Combination bag (€530) is braided from mult-coloured bovine leather and made in Spain.

Letizia also own this model in a clutch version which she debuted last month at the 2nd Congress of Rare Childhood Diseases.

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We had a unexpected surprise this evening. King Felipe joined his wife, Queen Letizia at the Spanish finals of the FameLab International competition. It was scheduled to be a solo event attended by Her Majesty, but at the last minute King Felipe decided to join his wife.  

FameLab, founded in the United Kingdom, is a communications competition designed to give scientists and engineers a platform to share their enthusiasm for their subjects with the public. The contestants are required to break down their science, technology and engineering concepts into fun and entertaining three minute presentations. The winner from each participating country gets to battle it out at the FameLab International Grand Final in London during the Cheltenham Science Festival.

The competition is an informal event and Queen Letizia reflected the casual nature of the occasion by opting for a bohemian-inspired outfit.  She wore a stone coloured tunic dress made from suede panels and finished with a crochet jeweled v-neckline. It is from the Uterque Summer 2014 collection and originally retailed for €225 (sold out).

Queen Letizia debuted a new pair of python printed strappy platform sandals from Adolfo Dominguez. The leather heeled sandals have a cut-out design and tie around the ankle with a slim, matching cord. The are from the current collection and retail for €219.

Letizia carried her metallic snake embossed flap clutch bag.

She completed the outfit with large gold hoop earrings.

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