Queen Letizia repeats Sandro Tribu plaid blazer for a meeting with the CERMI

Queen Letizia repeats trendy Sandro plaid blazer for a meeting with the CERMI

27/10/2020

The Queen of Spain held a working meeting with the Spanish Committee of Representatives of People with Disabilities (CERMI) at their headquarters in Madrid.

Queen Letizia of Spain held a working meeting with the Spanish Committee of Representatives of People with Disabilities (CERMI) at their headquarters in Madrid on 27 October 2020

The CERMI, is the Spanish umbrella organisation that represents the interests of more than 3.8 million people with disabilities in Spain. The aim of CERMI is to guarantee equal opportunities for women and men with disabilities, to protect their human rights and ensure that they are fully included in society.

Queen Letizia held a meeting with CERMI on 27 October 2020

During the meeting Her Majesty was informed of the main difficulties that people with disabilities and their families are facing as a result of COVID-19. Points that were highlighted included, difficulties for people with disabilities in residential centres, access to health care, the effects on labor inclusion and access to education due to lack of accessibility of telematic tools.

WHAT QUEEN LETIZIA WORE

JACKET: Sandro 'Tribu' Houndstooth Plaid Blazer (repeat).

HANDBAG: Carolina Herrera 'Astrud' clutch bag (repeat).

SHOES: Hugo Boss 'Lara' black pebbled leather loafers (repeat).

EARRINGS: Chanel 'Comète' Earrings (repeat).

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9 Comments

Sandy

28/10/2020 10:14:10 pm

Letizia's outfit looks warm, comfortable and smart. The combination of houndstooth and plaid is always in style. The flat shoes are sleek.

Laura

29/10/2020 03:58:39 am

This is a very smart, casual outfit. Letizia looks professional yet comfortable. The plaid blazer is pleasing in its colours. It is also impeccably tailored, with the pattern on the sleeves perfectly matching the plaid on the rest of the garment. The metal on the shoes and the clutch do not match...although that is a small quibble.

Sandy

29/10/2020 09:57:27 pm

I like the different choice of metals. It is more interesting. It's like furniture. If everything in a room matched perfectly, it would be boring. There are no "rules" in fashion because it is an art.

Laura

30/10/2020 11:13:02 am

Fashion is subject to personal likes and dislikes, Sandy. I prefer things that match...shoes same colour as purse, all metals in the same tone. Call it boring if you wish, but to me it is harmony. Great that we have a variety of opinions; it makes the comments on this blog more interesting.

I disagree that there are no rules in fashion. If there weren't then everyone would have to like Letizia's outfits 100% of the time.

Sandy

31/10/2020 03:55:40 am

Hi Laura,
I agree what makes life interesting is that we all have our own likes and dislikes. But fashion rules do get broken. Like "no white shoes after Labour Day" or " denim tops should not be worn with denim bottoms". Some people insist on wearing pantyhose while other can't stand them. Fashion is always evolving.

Wendy

31/10/2020 08:36:18 pm

Fashion and culture..Labour Day or white shoes has not any sense in Spain (I think it is even on a different date, in Europe it is on the 1st of May) , for example and we wear all denim very often....
Tights only in winter, in summer it is considered nunnish.

Jennifer F

29/10/2020 08:56:10 am

This is a very understated ensemble which I am sure was the intention. Individually the garments appear to fit well and the all-black allows the statement blazer to take centre stage.The Queen often wears a simple black knit or a pleated white blouse under a jacket. Once again, I am left hankering for a crisp cotton shirt. In the stock photograph above we can see how uplifting white looks under the plaid blazer. Along with a shirt, a slim black waist belt would have provided further polish while not deviating from the restrained look.

Bertie

29/10/2020 09:04:37 am

The pretty multitone Sandro plaid looks terrific showcased over black top and slim leg trousers. The colours are feminine and the well-styled jacket keeps the Queen businesslike. It's a good cut which references outsize boxy style,s but only in proportion with Letizia's trim frame. HB flat loafers work well with this.

Ava Pittman

29/10/2020 06:01:06 pm

I love this Houndstooth Plaid Blazer. Its a beautiful cut and fit. The black background works well in this instance, although I do think the white in the stock photo looks fabulous. Its a casual look, but very effective. The black leather loafers are gorgeous.

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