Queen Letizia looks lovely in lilac trouser suit for WCRD

22/9/2021

The Queen of Spain presided over the international event of 'World Cancer Research Day' (WCRD) at the headquarters of the AECC, in Madrid.

Queen Letizia of Spain presided over the international event of 'World Cancer Research Day' (WCRD) at the headquarters of the AECC, in Madrid on 23 September 2021

The global initiative is coordinated by ten organisations of which the AECC is one of. During the digital commemorative act of WCRD, which this year coincides with the 50th anniversary of the creation of the AECC Scientific Foundation, Her Majesty gave a speech, the video 'Supporting cancer research to improve cancer survival rates worldwide' was shown, and the Queen participated in a virtual round table.

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

PANT SUIT: NEW! Lilac crepe trouser suit from the Resort 2022 collection of Bleis Madrid.

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Bleis Madrid crepe trouser suit in white

The blazer retails for €400 and the trousers have a price tag of €255.

TOP: White unidentified lace trim camisole (repeat).

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SHOES: Prada glossed Saffiano leather pointy-toe pumps (repeat).

EARRINGS: NEW! Massimo Dutti Gold Plated Howlite Hoop Earrings ($45.90).

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10 Comments

Intrigued by Royals

30/9/2021 12:34:30 pm

Beautiful pantsuit! I love the color, though it seems more like summer than autumn. I just wish the blazer was an inch or two shorter, so it didn't swamp Letizia's figure.

Simone

30/9/2021 05:42:41 pm

The autumn in Madrid could be the summer of other places, we hace 26-27 C degrees yet in the afternoon and in some places of Spain people are on the beach yet.

Pilar

30/9/2021 06:01:45 pm

In summer you can't wear a suit in Madrid, you can suffer even 38C degrees, the fall is the season for suits in all colours, until noviember the weather is very sunny.

Sandy

30/9/2021 10:30:32 pm

The pants also look too big for Letizia. The rise looks very long. I assume the style is supposed to be oversize but I prefer fitted suits,

Ava Pittman

30/9/2021 04:00:39 pm

This is a beautiful pantsuit. I particularly love the length of the pants. The jacket seems to be bigger, more the sleeves? Gorgeous soft, pastel colour, love it. In this instance the camisole works well, I like it with this outfit. Love the choice of shoes.

Bertie

1/10/2021 03:47:25 am

I'm not a fan of this Bleis Madrid suit, mostly because personally I don't happen to like that colour. That said it probably suits Letizia quite well. I'm also not a fan of boxy jackets, but I think this one has been well done and the suit holds its lines consistently. Mercifully the pants have narrow tapered legs, a great improvement on all the wide-leg styles we've had to witness of late.

The lacy camisole seems out of place mostly because the jacket v-neck emphasises the seam on the lace, which is unfortunate. The Prada pumps are smart and the Massimo Dutti earrings blend nicely

Jennifer F

1/10/2021 06:25:03 am

I suspect that this suit is bespoke, or an early sample, as it hasn't been released online or in-store yet. Baring that in mind, it's a shame that the proportions weren't tailored to the Queen. An impeccable fit would surely increase sales for Bleis Madrid. I'm not entirely convinced that the suit is 'oversized' in style. The design strikes me as gracefully minimal. If the shoulders fit perfectly, and the jacket was 2 inches shorter in length it would have helped balance the straight silhouette - you can see in the stock photographs above that the jacket finishes just below the cuffs. Also, the trouser rise appears baggy, particularly in motion (see photographs on Getty). As I've said repeatedly, this particular camisole lacks quality, and the lace trim sits too high on the chest. To avoid these issues, a white, buttery silk, lined camisole without lace would be a good alternative. Letizia has a large collection of beautiful earrings, the Massimo Dutti hoops are nondescript, and expensive for what they are. Despite my quibbles, the lilac hue is gorgeous! With stronger styling, the suit could look significantly better when repeated.

Pilar

1/10/2021 06:15:19 pm

The thing is that these type of "camisolas" (tops lenceros) with lace are on trend in Spain, ALL journalist wear them and at the same high Letizia does. It is the way to wear a suit with so much heat. I saw a French website of clothes and the same lace camisolas are there, It must be something from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal..

Also, the brand has bought lots of suits, here we like the suits oversizes, actually Letizia is criticized when she wear the Hugo Boss , "no breathe" dresses, our culture is different. If she would wear Spanish brands all the time , you would not understand a thing, the fashion is different.

Ana

1/10/2021 07:30:44 pm

Actually Letizia does not mark the fashion in Spain, just the contrary, she follows women as Carmen Lomana, Isabel Preysler, Nati Abascal..even if what she wears is seen, she is not the model for the people, she mímics other persons, I mean she does not create the style in Spain, in fact It is not her job either. She does her best.
Bleis Madrid is a brand very known and not always wearing what the Queen wears is good, you can enter in the "It is not only mine", place .It could be seen as an error between people that own money. The aristocracy feels that she dress as a journalist..I wonder why 🤪

Nati

1/10/2021 07:48:20 pm

I doubt that this suit can be bespoke, I bet It is an outlet thing, Letizia buys lots of items from other collections by a cheaper price, so not always they are the proper size.
The most influencer women buy Blazers at Bleis, they are know by their blazers. I doubt that they are very pleased as she needs a smaller size or a person that fixed the suit, thing that is very common, I owns myself lots of suits that I need to fix.

I agree that in Spain we love oversized suits, but most of the time they need some fix that the firm offers you, It is very easy...I bet that Letizia buys on líne and she needs someone near to do even the sleeves.

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