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On Tuesday, Queen Letizia presided over the presentation of the 48th edition of the SM Children’s and Young Adult Literature Awards, “El Barco de Vapor” and “Gran Angular” at the Royal Post Office in Madrid.
These prestigious awards, established in 1978 by the SM Foundation, aim to promote high-quality literature that fosters a love for reading among young audiences while conveying human, social, cultural, or religious values. Each award includes a prize of €35,000, making them among the most significant in the Spanish-speaking literary world for their categories.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia combined familiar separates, pairing a soft white semi-sheer metallic-print blouse with the structured black Hugo Boss ‘Leshina’ leather skirt.
The delicate georgette blouse was first worn in May 2018 but remains unidentified.
She arrived carrying her Giorgio Armani Chevron Velvet Clutch.
On her feet was a new pair of pumps — the Aquazzura ‘Bow Tie’ 50 style. Expertly crafted in Italy from smooth suede, the shoes rest on low 50mm heels, feature side cut-outs, and are finished with a playful bow at the heel.
Queen Letizia completed the ensemble with her circular link earrings, a timeless pair that has been part of her collection since 2008.
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On Thursday, Queen Letizia attended events in Pamplona to mark World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day.
She first visited the “Active Space" Comprehensive Care Center for the Elderly, a Red Cross initiative supporting older people, caregivers, and their families through personalised care, group programs, and community activities designed to promote wellbeing, independence, and social connection.
Her Majesty then headed to the University Museum of Navarra for the main event honouring the work of Red Cross and Red Crescent staff and volunteers, who support vulnerable communities and save lives around the world. During the ceremony, Queen Letizia presented the Spanish Red Cross Gold Medals and delivered the keynote address.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia repeated her pink Zara blazer, pairing it with the black pussy-bow blouse she first wore in November 2024 and her Hugo Boss 'Hervas' Trousers.
On her feet were the Pretty Ballerinas 'Holly' Pump in Black Suede.
She finished the look with her Barbara Goenaga 'Little Iconic' Diamond Earrings.
On Wednesday, Queen Letizia attended the announcement of the winner of the 2026 Princess of Girona Foundation Prize in the “Arts” category, held during the fourth stage of the Talent Tour in Granada.
This award recognises the achievements of young creators who, through their leadership, commitment, and creativity, champion projects that generate a positive impact on society through art and culture.
Queen Letizia wore a hot pink Hugo Boss pantsuit for the occasion, pairing her previously worn ‘Tiluna’ trousers with a new coordinating blazer in the ‘Jalucia’ style.
Beneath the blazer was a matching pink crew-neck top, which I assume is by Hugo Boss, given its perfectly coordinated hue with the suit.
Picking up on the blazer’s black buttons, Queen Letizia opted for coordinated black accessories, pairing her Massimo Dutti leather slingback pumps with her Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia bag.
On Tuesday, Queen Letizia hosted audiences at Zarzuela Palace, beginning with a representation of the members of the recently created Carlos I Chair of Public Policy, and a group of experts from the Legislative Observatory of Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs.
Next, Her Majesty received in audience a delegation from the Association of Rare Diseases “Más Visibles” and from the documentary film “Life in a Drop”.
Afterwards, Queen Letizia received representatives of the Porque Viven Foundation, a non-profit organization that, for more than fifteen years, has supported children and adolescents with serious and incurable diseases, as well as their families, in the field of pediatric palliative care.
Queen Letizia wore her Adolfo Dominguez Crew Neck Cotton Blouse in Blue Stripes with a pair of unidentified black pleated-front trousers first worn in October 2019.
She added a new black belt which appears to be the Hugo Boss 'Carol' golden-buckle belt in Italian leather (US$95).
On her feet were the Sézane Paula Babies Pump in Black Patent.
The Queen finished the look with her Alhaja Cult Store 'Flamenco' Medium Hoops.
On Wednesday, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia hosted a lunch in honor of Mexican writer Gonzalo Celorio, the winner of the 2025 'Miguel de Cervantes' Award.
Held at the Royal Palace of Madrid, the annual luncheon brings together literary authorities, academics, editors, critics, teachers, booksellers and writers to honor the award recipient.
Queen Letizia wore a lovely soft-blue monochrome ensemble, pairing Hugo Boss separates—a new spilt-neck silk blouse with her 'Vrima' belted pencil skirt.
On her feet were the Magrit 'Carlota' Slingback Pumps in Beige Leather.
The outfit was complemented by her Aldao Joyeros aquamarine teardrop earrings.
On Thursday, Queen Letizia presided over a working meeting with the Associació de Dones Empresàries de Lleida at La Seu Vella in Lleida.
She later attended the presentation of the XVI “Ap!Lleida” Awards, which recognize businesswomen, executives, and professionals in fields including culture, art, sport, communication, and entrepreneurship.
For her day in Lleida, Queen Letizia repeated the tailored Hugo Boss burgundy pantsuit, featuring the 'Abire' Blazer and coordinating 'Hilayla' Trousers, which she first wore during the State Visit to China in November last year.
Complementing the suit was a new blue and burgundy striped blouse — the Coosy ‘Maria’ Shirt — featuring a statement neck bow, voluminous puffed sleeves with fitted cuffs, and a clean, straight-cut silhouette.
On her feet were the Magrit 'Clara' Pumps in Burgundy Leather.
Completing the look were her long gold TOUS shell chain earrings.
On Wednesday, Queen Letizia presided over an event in Madrid marking the 10th anniversary of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce’s “Young Talent” Program.
The initiative was designed to improve the employability of young people between 16 and 29 years of age, through personalized training itineraries according to their profile, interests, and level of qualification.
The Queen stepped out in a new beige pantsuit by Spanish fashion brand Mirto. The ensemble features a single-breasted blazer with peak lapels and coordinating straight-leg trousers.
She softened the tailored look with a floral-patterned Hugo Boss blouse, adding contrast to the solid suit.
Queen Letizia further enlivened the neutral palette with mahogany-toned accessories, carrying her Magrit croc-embossed clutch first seen in 2021.
On her feet were the Sézane 'Elodie' Mary Jane Pumps in mahogany patent (US$235).
She finished the look with the Singularu 'Superstar' Earrings.
On Thursday, Queen Letizia held a working meeting with Jesús Martín Blanco, Director of the Royal Board on Disability, at Zarzuela Palace.
The Queen serves as Honorary President of the organisation.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia wore her blue Hugo Boss 'Karonita' tweed jacket with navy trousers.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Queen Letizia Steps Out in Vibrant Red Hugo Boss for Visit to Cajamar Experimental Station10/3/2026
On Tuesday, Queen Letizia visited the Cajamar “Las Palmerillas” Experimental Station in Almería to mark it's 50th anniversary.
As a cornerstone of innovation and intensive agriculture, the station provides the technical expertise and training vital to rural growth. During her visit, Her Majesty toured the facility's advanced laboratories and greenhouses to see these developments in action.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia chose a professional look, donning her red Hugo Boss pantsuit. The ensemble features the 'Jaline' Double-Breasted Blazer and coordinating 'Hovani' Bootcut Trousers.
On her feet were the Massimo Dutti Heeled Loafers.
Queen Letizia finished the look with her Gold & Roses 'Shewel' Triple Hoops.
On Thursday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia inaugurated the 45th edition of the International Contemporary Art Fair, ARCOmadrid at IFEMA-Madrid.
Since its inception in 1982, ARCOmadrid has been a pivotal platform in the contemporary art market, fostering connections among artists, galleries, and collectors from around the world. This year's edition, running from March 4 to 8, centers on the theme "ARCO2045: The Future, for Now". Their Majesties toured the pavilions and also held a brief meeting with the governing bodies of IFEMA Madrid.
Later that day, King Felipe and Queen Letizia welcomed Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie of Luxembourg, marking the commencement of their two-day official visit to Spain.
For the day's dual engagements, Queen Letizia revisited a green tweed dress thought to be a bespoke creation by her private dressmaker. The piece was first debuted during last year’s National Day Celebrations.
She coordinated the look with black leather accessories, pairing her Carolina Herrera Victoria Insignia Satchel Bag with a waist-defining Hugo Boss 'Amie' Belt and Magrit Buckle Low-Heel Pumps.
Rounding out the ensemble, the Queen opted for her striking TOUS emerald cascade earrings as the perfect finishing touch.
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