Queen Letizia brings back breezy Maje dress for a trip to Majorca

25/6/2020

The King and Queen of Spain continued their visit to all of the Autonomous Communities with a day trip to the resort city of Palma on the island of Majorca. The objective is to support the recovery of social, economic and citizen activity following the COVID-19 lockdown.

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia walk the promenade of Playa de Palma in Majorca on 25 June 2020

Their Majesties travelled to the Iberostar Cristina Hotel, the Iberostar Group has launched a pilot plan where they offer free accommodation to their employees and relatives on the island to test the effectiveness of its health protocols against COVID-19, before reopening to tourists.

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia arrive at Iberostar Cristina Hotel in Palma on 25 June 2020

In the grounds of the hotel, the King and Queen held meetings with various social groups, Balearic authorities, unions, employers, NGOs and economists.

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia attend meeting at Iberostar Cristina Hotel in Palma on 25 June 2020

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia moved on foot to the beach of S´Arenal, they were accompanied by the President of the Government of the Balearic Islands, Francina Armengol, and the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism. Along the tour of the promenade of Playa de Palma they received greetings from the authorities of the island, Majorcans and tourists.

For their final stop at the Riu Concordia Hotel, the King and Queen were informed of the sanitary and contingency protocols that guarantee sanitary security in the hotel establishment.

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visit Riu Concordia Hotel in Palma on 25 June 2020

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

DRESS: Maje 'Rayema' green long floral print dress (repeat).

Previously worn in July of 2019 for the inauguration the 2019 summer courses of the International School of Music:

Queen Letizia debuts Maje Rayema green long floral print dress on 25 July 2019.

SHOES: Mint & Rose 'Sardinia' espadrille wedges (repeat).

JEWELRY: Gold bamboo design huggie hoop earrings and beloved Karen Hallam signature ring.

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7 Comments

Sandy

26/6/2020 11:49:44 pm

Lovely dress. One of my favorites. I'm happy to see it again although I wonder if it would look better with a regular hemline rather than the asymmetrical one.

Bertie

27/6/2020 05:17:29 am

This is a super summery dress and ideal for getting things into the holiday mood for Spain. I liked it the first time we saw it and welcome its return. It's an example of a High Street pick that works, comfy with its fashionable shirred elastic waist and edgy with asymetric hem which works well with fabric that hangs so well. The colour is great on Letizia and the pattern which manages floral/botanical without going overboard fussy.

Bertie

27/6/2020 09:54:23 pm

My bad, not your run-of-the-mill bargain High Street, but a very respectable label. Which better explains the wonder of the print.

Jennifer F

27/6/2020 07:49:02 am

This is one of my least favourite asymmetrical hemline pieces of the Queens. However, within the context of being in such close proximity to the beach and hotel pool, it works brilliantly, the floaty layers remind me of luxury beachwear. The colour is fabulous against her dark hair and tanned skin with sporadic splashes of violet and scarlet adding interest. Maje's design is strongest when Letizia is in motion (like the 2019 photograph above) or seated with the fabric flowing elegantly around her. Sadly, when stationary the dress offers very little shape or definition.

Darla Humphries

27/6/2020 09:34:49 am

I loved this dress last year and I love it still! The shoes for today are appropriate for the more casual event.

Ava Pittman

28/6/2020 07:10:44 am

This is a lovely dress. The colours are gorgeous, so appropriate for summer. The pictures at the beach, the Queen blends right in, clever choice. I am not a fan of asymmetrical hems, but I have to admire how good this dress looks on the Queen.

Zoe link

29/6/2020 03:51:41 am

This bright and airy dress is a good choice for the heat, and humidity of the summer. When it was first worn for an indoor event, it hung perfectly and showed the asymmetrical hem at its best. With the wind at the beach, it blows everywhere and gives a more jagged profile. When seated it looks softer and more elegant.
The dress n the Canaries is not a winner. The cut and fit scream fast fashion, and the price point is therefore accurate. The details add some interest, but overall the quality of the fabric is just not there. Someone mentioned that her likability is improved because she is no longer interested in fashion. The truth is that the rags, not her who have made fashion into her mission. It seems that several people depend on her appearances to write articles for their paychecks. The daily following has to have appealing headlines to continue to attract their audience and the tasteless comments they publish that shame the country,
The truth is, she still continues to wear (several times) off the rack pieces that other queens would never be seen in, and for more formal work events Hugo Boss suits (also worn several times). The gala palace events, award shows and fancy dinners where she is required to dress up are cancelled.
On the other hand, QSofia had an event last week for her foundation. Much information about their work and goals for the future, but no mention of the designer suit she wore. QLetizia 'enjoys' the opposite reaction.
Incidentally, even the girls are 'helping' by wearing and sharing the same clothes for more than one season.

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