Queen Letizia premiers a tuxedo jumpsuit for the opening of the World Cancer Congress in Paris31/10/2016
Queen Letizia traveled to Paris today to attend the opening session of the 2016 World Cancer Congress.
The Queen of Spain was seated next to the French President Francois Hollande and Morocco's Princess Lalla Salma, wife of King Mohammed VI for this evening's opening ceremony.
Her Majesty delivered the keynote address at the high-profile event which brings together 3,000 cancer and health experts from 130 countries to discuss and to exchange best practices in global cancer control.
Letizia took to the stage in a chic all-black ensemble, her colour of choice for after-five events.
The Queen of style premiered a tuxedo-inspired jumpsuit by her go-to brand, Hugo Boss. The BOSS 'Duxida' jumpsuit (£480) is a real head-turner with its plunging V-neckline trimmed with a shimmering silky collar. The matching satin belt accentuates the feminine silhouette. It is available to purchase from Hugo Boss stores and online at House of Fraser.
Queen Letizia arrived at the convention center in the French capital wearing a new stone wool cape.
It is the Hugo Boss 'Capina' swing cape, a design she also owns in black.
Letizia accessorized with her black Nina Ricci 'Arc' leather clutch and black Prada Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps.
With her hair swept back into an up-do, Letizia finished the look with her TOUS gold long dangle earrings from the jeweler's 'special jewelry' collection.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
2 Comments
Today Queen Letizia welcomed audiences at Zarzuela Palace, the official residence of the Spanish royal family.
Her first audience was with representatives of the Association of people affected by Ovarian Cancer.
Queen Letizia then held an audience with organizers of the project "Xldesafio. Education and future technology."
In the comfort of her home, the Queen of Spain ditched her signature tailored style and opted for a relaxed look.
She debuted the Hugo Boss BOSS 'Aminalia' trousers with side contrast stripes (£169). The straight-cut dark blue trousers have a distinctive sporty white stripe at the sides. Athletic detail in business-wear is on trend this season, and whilst it's not to everybody's taste, it's refreshing to see Letizia experimenting with a contemporary style.
Letizia teamed the track-inspired trousers with her relaxed navy Mango blouse.
The silk top dates back to July 2011 and she also owns this design in an olive green hue.
Queen Letizia styled the outfit with her Nina Ricci pointed toe pumps in navy suede.
Her wavy locks complimented the dressed-down ensemble, and Letizia added a touch of glamour to the casual look with her Mango faceted crystal earrings.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
Today Queen Letizia attended a presentation by the Federation of Associations of Journalists of Spain (FAPE) and the Carmen Pardo-Valcarce Foundation regarding the media's contribution to the creation of a nondiscriminatory images of disabled people.
Queen Letizia looked her usual chic self today, wearing a familiar striped ethnic jacket by Uterqüe, teamed with black Hugo Boss trousers and signature stiletto heels by Magrit.
We first spotted Her Majesty wearing the statement jacket a year ago, and this marked its third appearance.
The jacket was part of Uterqüe's Spring-Summer 2015 'Ethnic' collection, but the colour and pattern make it perfect for the current autumn season.
Letizia layered the jacket over a new Hugo Boss burgundy knit top. It is the same model she has in a dusty pink tone. She coordinated the top with a matching burgundy scarf (unidentified).
Today we got a better look at the black clutch bag Letizia premiered for a private dinner in Palma, Mallorca.
We originally proposed it was a design by Carolina Herrera but were not 100% positive on the ID due to limited photos. Now we can say for certain that it is a piece by CH Carolina Herrera.
The bag heralds from the designer's Spring 2015 'Samba' collection. It features a simple flap silhouette with a contemporary goldtone metal bar trim and trademark logo.
To complete her outfit, Letizia retrieved the Folli Follie 'Elements' rose gold double crystal drop earrings from her jewelry box.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
Queen Letizia was in Geneva today for the "Baby-friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)" conference at the World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters.
The initiative was launched by WHO and UNICEF in 1991 as a global effort to implement practices that protect, promote and support breastfeeding.
BFHI also promotes legislation on maternity leave and the protection of the rights of breastfeeding women in the workplace.
Always on point with her sartorial choices, Queen Letizia opted for a smart tailored look for today's meeting in Switzerland. She wore her beloved Hugo Boss aubergine skirt suit - a combination she has donned on many occasions since its debut during a trip to New York in September 2014.
Letizia first wore the single-breasted blazer separately in January 2014 for an audience with the Spanish Federation of Blood Donors. She teamed it with a pair of grey trousers. She repeated the look a couple weeks later when she visited the La Salle-college of Virgen del Mar in Almeria.
The rest of Her Majesties outfit was also made up of familiar pieces. Under the jacket Letizia wore her silk-blend 'Banora' blouse by BOSS which is currently available at Hugo Boss UK (£189)
She accessorized with her Felipe Valera suede clutch and pink Magrit reptile pumps.
Queen Letizia finished the look with her interchangeable Coolook earrings. She wore the smoky quartz 'Big Candy' stud earrings (€149.00) with the 'Hera' pendants (€247.00).
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
On the final day of the Princess of Asturias Awards, King Felipe & Queen Letizia paid a visit to the region of Los Oscos, this year's winner of the Exemplary Town of Asturias Award.
Each year, a town in the Asturias region is recognized for making an extraordinary contribution to protect and conserve the environmental, historical or artistic settings of its surroundings, or carried out exceptional community work.
During their visit the royal couple toured the villages in the region and met with local artisans.
Despite the damp, cloudy day Queen Letizia looked radiant in a bold fuchsia coat by local designer, Marcos Luengo.
This is the first occasion we have seen Letizia sport a garment by the Asturian born designer who operates from a concept store in Oviedo, the capital city of Asturias. Marcos Luengo designs and produces each and every one of his pieces which includes prêt-à-porter, bridal, cocktail, accessories, and furrier. Luengo's style is based on "ethereal and timeless aesthetics". His design philosophy is to "modernise that which is traditional in an elegant and sober manner. Comfortable, while sophisticated and exclusive, lines for modern and pragmatic women".
The boiled wool overcoat is a modified version of the piece below from the designer's FW16 collection. Comparing the two designs, Letizia's coat features a mandarin collar and no front belt buckle detail.
Under the coat Queen Letizia wore a tried and true combination of grey straight-leg trousers with a classic knit top. The burgundy v-neck sweater has a fine cable knit pattern, but I have been unable to identify the brand of the top.
On her feet Letizia wore the same black block heel boots she wore to last year's Exemplary Town of Asturias Award event.
She wore her hair in soft waves, pulling back the front section in a pretty half up-do. Letizia finished the look for her dainty Chanel Comète Earrings.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
On Friday evening, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia presided over the 2016 Princess of Asturias awards ceremony held at the Campoamor Theater in Oviedo.
As in previous years, Their Majesties were joined by Felipe's mother, Queen Sofia for the traditional walk on the blue carpet.
Once inside the theater, Felipe and Letizia took their places at the head table to deliver the awards, while Sofia went to the Royal Box.
The Princess of Asturias Awards is a series of annual prizes awarded by the Princess of Asturias Foundation to individuals, entities or organisations who make notable achievements in the sciences, humanities, and public affairs. Founded in 1980 by Felipe, it was previously known as the Prince of Asturias Awards but renamed in 2015 to reflect the country's new heir to the Spanish throne, Princess Leonor.
This event is one of the most anticipated on the Spanish royal calendar and we are always excited to see what Queen Letizia will premier at this annual gala. Tonight she did not disappoint, debuting an embellished number by Felipe Varela.
The nude cocktail dress features a hand embroidered tulle overlay with black Swarovski crystals.
Letizia has only ever trusted the Spanish couturier to outfit her for this special occasion since her first attendance in 2004. Letizia was absent in 2005 due to the impending birth of Princess Leonor.
Queen Letizia coordinated this evening's look with her black Felipe Valera satin clutch, and a new pair of nude suede Magrit 'Vanessa' sandals - a model she owns in a few different colours and fabrics.
She topped off her glamorous style with her gala-favorite De Grisogono black diamond teardrop earrings.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
On Day 2 of the Princess of Asturias Awards, the King and Queen of Spain began their day at the Reconquista Hotel in Oviedo where they met with the 2016 Princess of Asturias Award laureates.
For this morning's event, Her Majesty repeated the Carolina Herrera jasmine printed sheath dress she premiered in New York last month.
She coordinated the white floral dress with a new pair red suede D'Orsay heels by Magrit. The silhouette of the bespoke shoes are based on the designer's 'Alicia' model.
Letizia finished the look with her COOLOOK 'Kraz' interchangeable earrings; a combination of the'Kraz' Mother of Pearl earrings and the 'Kraz' raspberry Agate tear drops.
STEAL QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
Queen Letizia dons figure-hugging Felipe Varela dress on the eve of the Princess of Asturias Awards20/10/2016
The King and Queen of Spain traveled to Oviedo today to preside over the Princess of Asturias Awards 2016. Over the next few days, King Felipe and Queen Letizia will deliver a series of prizes to individuals, entities or companies from around the world who make notable achievements in the sciences, humanities, and public affairs.
The Foundation was established in 1980 by the then twelve-year-old Felipe, Prince of Asturias. The annual awards are presented in Oviedo, the capital of the Principality of Asturias. Since the accession of Felipe VI as King of Spain, the foundation and the awards were renamed as the Princess of Asturias Foundation in accordance with the new heir to the Spanish throne, Leonor, Princess of Asturias.
On the eve of the official award ceremonies, their Majesties attended an orchestral concert.
Queen Letizia stepped out this evening in a new figure-hugging little black dress from Felipe Varela. The simple tank silhouette features thin spaghetti straps and a sexy scoop neckline.
The ponte pencil dress is from the designer's Spring/Summer 2017 collection and below we show it on the runway in black and white. It retails for €825.
Here's a look at the back of the dress.
Queen Letizia defined her waist with a black Felipe Valera leather belt with crystal flowers (€525). The piece is also from the SS 2017 collection.
She accessorized with her black satin clutch bag and black Prada Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps.
She enhanced her ultra-feminine look with an old-Hollywood hair style. Letizia clipped her wavy locks to one side with a bejewelled hair clasp.
She first wore the clip to the Prince of Asturias Awards in 2012. The hair piece was reportedly created especially for her, with fabric from an old dress by Spanish milliners Pablo y Mayaya.
Letizia finished her glamorous look with her diamond "wedding" earrings.
Her Majesty covered up with a black fur-collared cape when she left the concert hall.
I believe the cape is by Carolina Herrara from the current CH Fall 2016 collection.
SHOP QUEEN LETIZIA STYLE FOR LESS ...
Queen Letizia chaired a working session with the Spanish Mental Health Confederation today in Madrid. The organisation works to improve the quality of life of people with mental illness and their families, defend their rights and represent this associative movement.
Before the meeting, Her Majesty chatted with locals that had gathered out the front of the building to catch a glimpse of their reigning queen.
Queen Letizia dressed for the season and looked chic in autumnal colours.
She debuted a oatmeal hued collarless coat, reportedly an older season piece by Hugo Boss. Unfortunately I have not been able to locate any stock photos.
Under the jacket she wore her Hugo Boss 'Bedina' silk-blend blouse (shown below in blue).
Queen Letizia contrasted the neutral top with a brand new pencil skirt also by Hugo Boss. She debuted the BOSS 'Maluka' Skirt (US$325). It features a bold, pixelated tweed pattern in an above-knee length.
She coordinated the outfit with her orange croc embossed Ángel Schlesser flap clutch.
Letizia opted for neutral footwear, wearing her Magrit taupe suede pumps.
She finished the look with her beloved Chanel Comète Earrings.
SHOP QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
Tonight, the King and Queen of Spain delivered the 65th edition of the Premio Planeta de Novela - a Spanish literary award.
The prize has been awarded since 1952 to an original novel written in Spanish. Financially, it is the second most valuable literary award in the world after the Nobel Prize for Literature with the winner receiving €601,000.
Queen Letizia was back in black this evening - her colour of choice for after-five events. She teamed a Felipe Varela halter-neck blouse with a high-waist skirt.
Letizia debuted the blouse for an official state dinner in 2011.
This time around, Letizia paired the blouse with a black high-waist full-circle skirt which we have seen on three separate occasions. She introduced the skirt in January 2015 at the Telefónica Ability Awards. The brand of the skirt has yet to be confirmed but I've read mixed reports that it is either Hugo Boss or Carolina Herrera.
She accessorized the outfit with her Magrit 'Vanessa' sandals (bespoke) and black Tod's rhinestone toggle clutch bag.
Queen Letizia enhanced the understated ensemble with her Yanes diamond chandelier earrings and Cartier white gold & diamond column bracelet.
Here's a closer look at the earrings.
SHOP QUEEN LETIZIA'S STYLE FOR LESS ...
|
Archives
February 2025
|