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Queen Letizia Debuts Adrianna Papell for the General Air and Space Academy Ceremony

10/7/2026

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On Friday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended the presentation ceremony for the Royal Employment Certificates at the General Air and Space Academy, where they were joined by their younger daughter, Infanta Sofía.
Spanish Royal Family attends presentation ceremony for the Royal Employment Certificates at the General Air and Space Academy on 10 Jul 2026
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​During the ceremony, Princess Leonor was awarded the Grand Cross of Aeronautical Merit by King Felipe in recognition of her successful completion of her military training at the General Air and Space Academy.
Princess Leonor recieves Grand Cross of Aeronautical Merit from King Felipe 2026
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​The royal family then watched the air and ground parade before joining the tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to Spain.
For the ceremonial occasion, Queen Letizia chose a soft pink lace dress, making her debut in a design by Adrianna Papell—the first piece from the American womenswear brand to appear in her wardrobe.
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It is the $229 Cap Sleeve Pearly Lace Midi Dress in Blush Whisper. Delicately tailored in a fit-and-flare silhouette, the dress features an allover lace overlay that creates a romantic texture, with princess seams contouring the bodice and an airy godet skirt falling just below the knee. The cap sleeves are trimmed with lace edging, while the crew neckline is finished with tonal faux pearls, which Queen Letizia appears to have had removed.
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She accessorised with pink leather accents by Margit, carrying the Top Handle Structured Flap Bag and coordinating the look with the matching ‘Carlota’ slingback pumps.
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Magrit Top Handle Structured Flap Bag in Pink Leather
Magrit 'Carlota' Slingback Pumps in Pink Leather
The Queen's Gold & Roses 'Luzia' Stars Earrings added the perfect finishing touch to this feminine ensemble.
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INFANTA SOFIA'S OUTFIT
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Mango A-line Polka-Dot Dress
Mango A-line Polka-Dot Dress in Off White
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Magrit 'Barbara' Flats in Black Leather
6 Comments
Laura
16/7/2026 02:52:42 am

This pink, lace dress is very pretty and also very demure. It is rather "little girl" in its appearance and I wonder if a few changes might make it look more mature. Perhaps if the neckline was lower or in a V, and the sleeves a little longer it might look more grown up. Good choice on Letizia's part to remove the faux pearls. The pink shoes and purse provide a perfect tonal look.

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Bertie
16/7/2026 06:57:56 am

So interesting to see Letizia debut a US label and at Adrianna Papell she has found a most feminine number with a fabulous lace overlay and all in pink. I see the hemline is shorter than some Letizia has adopted of late and I find the overall silhouette preferable. The bodice is a beautiful fit and the flare of the skirt develops very naturally into ladylike folds.

I like the sweet cap sleeves with their lace edging, matching the transparent lace at the hem with the underskirt stopping short of the full length of the dress. The neat Magrit to handle bag fits in well with the whole, and also the matching Carlotta slingbacks. The Gold & Roses Luzia Stars make a fine blending finishing touch.

Infanta Sofia's Mango Polka Dot dress is charming with its pretty side tie, and she continues to find smart choices among flat pumps with the black Magrit Barbara flats with their neat gold trim.

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Ava Pittman
16/7/2026 03:47:32 pm

Letizia looks nice, but I don't like this lace dress. Too much lace for my liking.

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Sandy
16/7/2026 09:13:11 pm

Me too. I've never been a fan of lacey dresses. They can look too much like wedding gowns or tablecloths. However, I do like the soft pink colour which is nice for summer and the dress is a good length.

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Ava Pittman
17/7/2026 12:52:22 pm

Sandy, Yes, agree. I don't mind a bit of lace, but this is far too dense for my liking! Color is pretty I agree, thankfully the length is not too long, perfect! agree.

Milly
17/7/2026 09:48:07 am

I share the sentiment of many other readers. While this dress feels more suited to a bridesmaid, the colour is beautiful, and I'm pleased Queen Letizia chose to remove the pearl neckline.

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