Queen Letizia in top-to-toe repeats for OSD12 event

11/12/2019

The Queen of Spain attended the central event on "Goal 12: Sustainable consumption and production patterns" as part of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change 2019 at IFEMA-Feria de Madrid.

Queen Letizia attends events on Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns

Her Majesty also held a meeting with Qu Dongyu the director-general of Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). In 2015 Queen Letizia was named Special Ambassador of FAO for Nutrition.

Queen Letizia meets Qu Dongyu the director-general of Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

DRESS: Hugo Boss 'Dechesta' Glen Plaid Sheath Dress (repeat). First worn in March 2019.

JACKET: Zara black cape jacket (repeat).

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BELT: Black bow belt (repeat).

HANDBAG: Hugo Boss 'Fanila' clutch (repeat).

SHOES: Carolina Herrera black suede pointed toe pumps (repeat).

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EARRINGS: Bezel-set diamond stud earrings (repeat).

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5 Comments

Sandy

17/12/2019 11:35:13 pm

I adore this outfit. The sheath dress is a classic and it's great how the glen plaid pattern is placed diagonally on the front panels. It makes the dress more interesting. I'm also so pleased to see the Zara cape/jacket worn again. It is one of my favorite pieces despite being disliked by many. It's unusual but it still has a classic look so I hope Letizia continues to wear it in the future. Capes have a long history going back several centuries when both men and women wore them. It's wonderful to see a modern version. I think it looks great here because along with the skinny belt it highlights the subtle black detail in the dress.

Laura

18/12/2019 02:34:01 am

This is a very professional look, suitable to the occasion. I like the dress, belt, shoes and clutch. The cape jacket is a miss for me. I would have preferred a black blazer, with sleeves.

Jennifer F

18/12/2019 11:16:52 pm

I'm not the hugest fan of this cape and it sold out long ago from retailer Zara. As I have mentioned before, the styling of the dress may be improved with a fitted, short length jacket, with a crew neckline, which would add length to the ensemble and showcase the Queen's slim figure. I preferred the double buckle belt worn previously, generally I'm not keen on twee bows, but the detailing is subtle and I appreciate that Letizia is trying to differentiate the dress from past appearances. I wonder if dark navy accessories/jacket would be complementary, as the dress appears light grey from afar and the lines of black glen plaid are fine. Regardless of my quibbles, the Queen appears polished, the streamlined styling is both relatable and professional for the conference.

Ava Pittman

19/12/2019 05:47:48 pm

I love this sheath dress. A smart, classic and professional look. It is the perfect fit and length. Choice of belt is spot on. The cape I like, it gives the outfit a definitive look. The Queen looks so elegant without too much effort. Shoes perfect.

Bertie

22/12/2019 08:35:41 am

A very serviceable working outfit, I'm especially fond of the Hugo Boss sheath, using such a classic print with a touch of asymmetry in the tailoring. But I don't like the cape with it, maybe it's just me, but it looks odd to be wearing something exposing bare arms with the smart dress. I much prefer this little cape with pants. I'm sure there's a skirt outfit it could team up with, but I think it needs shirt sleeves to keep a sense of completeness. Very happy to see the Fanila clutch back so soon!

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Queen Letizia in top-to-toe repeats for OSD12 event

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