Today, Queen Letizia attended a meeting with the Foundation Against Drug Addiction (FAD). You may recall that Her Majesty became honorary president of FAD in September last year, taking on the role from Queen Sofia who served as patron for nearly 30 years.
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Her Majesty arrived at the FAD headquarters in Madrid wearing an oversized coat in Pantone's Color of the Year, Rose Quartz.
The new piece is the BOSS Hugo Boss 'Cosyna' Cashmere Double Face Cocoon Coat. The wool/cashmere blend coat has a round neckline with a concealed button placket and 2 patch slash pockets on the front. It has drop seam sleeves, a dividing seam at the back and small darts at the nape. Hugo Boss labels the color as 'Light Purple'.
Under the coat, Queen Letizia wore her classic Hugo Boss aubergine skirt suit. The separates consists of the 'Jamayla' blazer and matching 'Valessima' skirt.
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Under the suit jacket she wore the Hugo Boss 'Bedona' silk blouse.
Today, Queen Letizia showcased a new burgundy leather clutch bag. It remains unidentified.
UPDATE 30/03/2016
We finally have an ID for the clutch! It is by ACOSTA, a Spanish label specializing in hand crafted leather goods since 1942. The marsala red bag features a rail handle and retails for €220.
We finally have an ID for the clutch! It is by ACOSTA, a Spanish label specializing in hand crafted leather goods since 1942. The marsala red bag features a rail handle and retails for €220.
She also debuted the Magrit 'Mila' pumps in nude patent leather. This is a model she owns in a few different colors.
She completed her look with Ruby cabochon dangle earrings.
It appears that Queen Letizia pays close attention to color trends set by the color authority, Pantone. Last year, she was a big fan of Marsala, Pantone's Color of the Year 2015. The deep wine red hue was the dominant color of her 2015 wardrobe.
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This year, the Pantone Color Institute has for the first time anointed two colors of the year for 2016. Dubbed Rose Quartz and Serenity, they are shades of pale pink and baby blue. It’s all about the blend, declared Pantone. Choosing two hues with gender symbolism reflects the gender blur and fluidity that is taking place in fashion and the culture at large.
I'm interested to see if Her Majesty will combine these two colors for her outfit choices in 2016!
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