Queen Letizia Dons Relaxed Linen Pantsuit for Gallery of Royal Collections Board Meeting

30/5/2024

On Thursday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia chaired the inaugural meeting of the Royal Board of Trustees for the Gallery of Royal Collections.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia chaired the inaugural meeting of the Royal Board of Trustees for the Gallery of Royal Collections on 30 May 2024

Located within the Royal Palace of Madrid, the Gallery of Royal Collections is Spain's most significant museum project in recent decades. The Royal Board of Trustees supports and advises the National Heritage Board of Directors to help achieve the Gallery's goals and objectives.

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

SEPARATES: Adolfo Domínguez SS2020 chambray linen trouser suit featuring a Single-Breasted Blazer and a pair of Ankle Length Trousers (repeat).

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SHOES: Vivobarefoot 'Geo Court III' Trainers in White (repeat).

EARRINGS: Alhaja Cult Store 'Flamenco' Medium Hoops (repeat).

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4 Comments

Sandy

4/7/2024 12:09:05 am

It's hard to believe the suit is made of linen. It's so wrinkle free, crisp and neat looking.

Ava Pittman

5/7/2024 12:56:12 pm

I agree with Sandy. It’s unusual but splendid to see a Linen suit and no wrinkles in sight.
The Queen looks lovely.

Genevieve

5/7/2024 11:09:15 pm

So smooth and crisp and cool and fresh. Beautiful colour on her. But I have really had enough of the ankle length trousers. They do work better with the sandals on the model but I would prefer full length.

Bertie

14/7/2024 06:31:13 am

I think the white trainers look really good with Letizia's pant suits, and I really like the gentle colour of this Dominguez chambray linen ensemble. The only drawback is that the fabric is so soft the trousers rumple easily and soon look a bit the worse for wear. The trusty Flamenco hoops continue to give good service.

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Queen Letizia Dons Relaxed Linen Pantsuit for Gallery of Royal Collections Board Meeting

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