Queen Letizia brings back Sandro blouse and Massimo Dutti skirt for Safer Internet Day 2020 events

Queen Letizia brings back Sandro blouse and Massimo Dutti skirt for Safer Internet Day events

11/2/2020

The Queen of Spain attended "Safer Internet Day 2020" events at The Queen Sofía National Museum and Art Center in Madrid on Tuesday.

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Safer Internet Day is a worldwide event that raises awareness about online safety and encourages everyone to help create a better internet.

Queen Letizia attends presentation at Safer Internet Day 2020 events

The Spanish event was organised by the Secretaria de Estado para el Avance Digital (Secretary of State for Digital Advance), in collaboration with the Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad - INCIBE (National Cybersecurity Institute).

Queen Letizia attends Safer Internet Day 2020 events in Madrid

Her Majesty attended a presentation and then visited the exhibition area where companies showcased solutions, services, and initiatives related to the safe and responsible use of the internet by children and young people.

Queen Letizia chats with exhibitors at Safer Internet Day 2020 events in Madrid

While walking around the Queen greeted attendees, including some of the 200 students that participated in the day.

Queen Letizia takes selfies with school kids attending Safer Internet Day 2020 events in Madrid

Queen Letizia brought back the outfit she wore for the presentation of the III 'International Friendship Award' in October of last year (shown below). A break down of today's ensemble is outlined below.

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

TOP: Sandro Black Silk Shirt with V Neck (repeat).

SKIRT: Massimo Dutti Pointed Check Wool Skirt (repeat).

SHOES: Prada Saffiano print patent leather pointy toe pumps (repeat).

EARRINGS: Gold & Roses Double Dagger Earrings (repeat).

8 Comments

Wendy

12/2/2020 10:54:27 pm

Well!! We have a State Visit to USA in April!! So , I'm afraid, this is going to be a bit in "stand-by" until then.

Laura

13/2/2020 03:42:41 am

Last time that Letizia wore this skirt she also wore a belt...which I think gave a more finished look. I do like the way the pattern on the skirt changes direction, but I don't like the points of the hemline. As I've said before, I think handkerchief skirts work better with a soft material, not with a thicker wool, which makes the points too pronounced.

Bertie

13/2/2020 04:09:28 am

It's back down to earth with a real bump in monochrome after the splendour of the family portraits. Clearly the outfit must work for Letizia since it's a complete repeat, even down to the earrings. It's a great working outfit with the soft black silk adding class to the blouse with its unusual styling on that banded V-neck opening minus buttons.

The Dutti skirt makes creative use of a grey check with the contrast-cut panels, and the asymmetric hem keeps it on-trend. That black bow belt remains as neat and perfect as ever. Letizia is as exemplary in her mid-week working style as when she puts on the b ling at the palace.

Laura

13/2/2020 05:02:23 pm

Bertie, Letizia wasn't wearing the belt this time, as shown in the 3rd photo down. The black bow belt was worn with the skirt last October, as shown in the 6th photo down. In my comment I said that I thought the belt gave a more finished look.

Bertie

14/2/2020 03:45:08 am

Thanks so much Laura, I realized my mistake too late! My concentration is in a state of collapse these days. Still, at least it underlines one thing, that outfit really needs that belt!

Ava Pittman

13/2/2020 05:49:12 am

Another modern/edgy outfit. I am not a fan of this type of hemline, handkerchief theme, but this check skirt works well accompanied by this beautiful silk blouse. The slight subtle gather of fabric around the shoulders and sleeves adds character and interest. Takes the overall look of this ensemble up a notch. I prefer the choice of black shoes. The finished look is stylish and sleek. I love the addition of the dagger earrings, distinctive and delicate looking. Beautiful, smart look.

Jennifer F

13/2/2020 09:26:00 am

This re-wear isn't quite as finessed as last time, the missing waist belt really pulled the whole ensemble together. Separates look wonderful on the Queen and are relatable. The sumptuous blouse and glossy pumps neatly contrast the handkerchief check. However, I can't help wishing that Letizia would invest in a timeless, high-quality, A-line wool skirt, in a block neutral, camel/burgundy/teal... which can be re-styled season after season with an array of colours and styles. The accessories are sleek, but I would have preferred a different hairstyle and earrings to differentiate the outfit from 2019. Regardless of my quibbles, Letizia appears polished and elegant.

Maya

15/2/2020 07:00:06 am

I am in love with these Prada shoes, they are SO good.

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