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Queen Letizia sports Spanish team colours for audience with winter Olympians

6/3/2018

19 Comments

 
The King and Queen of Spain held an audience with the Spanish athletes who participated in this year's Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang.
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Queen Letizia looked like she was part of the squad wearing the national team colours of white and red.
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We saw the return of her season-favorite red suede boots by Magrit, and the patterned Carolina Herrera skirt which Letizia first for a meeting with the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC) last December.
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Today she teamed it with a new winter white turtleneck top. It is the Hugo Boss 'Iddyana' knit jumper from the BOSS Orange line. Originally retailing for £94.99, it has now been reduced to £71.24 at Zalando.
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Hugo Boss Iddyana white turtleneck jumper
Letizia completed the ensemble with her TOUS cultured freshwater pearl drop earrings.
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19 Comments
Laura
7/3/2018 11:11:21 pm

These red boots make quite the statement. I would have preferred this outfit with a black top. The white is very summery looking.

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Iberia
7/3/2018 11:52:44 pm

In summer in Madrid, it's around 32Celsius degrees..I promise you nobody will wear that top, ha!!

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Sandy
8/3/2018 12:49:00 am

Iberia, thanks for posting in English. You make interesting comments that I enjoy. I appreciate your effort because I know it's not easy.

Beata
8/3/2018 07:38:19 am

I know what you mean, Laura. This top is a bit off-white 😀. Certainly a different shade to the white in the pattern on the dress, which doesn’t work for me, although I realise that’s just nitpicking! I don’t have a problem with bold fashion statements, and there is nothing wrong with wearing eye-catching boots, but I can’t help it- they look SO ‘Pretty Woman’ to me...

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Iberia
8/3/2018 07:52:27 pm

These boots are called "musketeers", similar to worn once by French musketeers, they are on trend this winter in Spain. A bit controversial outside, I think. Course not to go unnoticed....ha!!

Geneviève
9/3/2018 05:11:55 pm

Thank you for that context, Iberia. I do not like these boots and was beginning to wonder if I would have to stop seeing the Queen as my style icon. Now that you say the boots are on trend in Spain, I can see why they are being worn and will be patient until they go out of style ;-)

Bertie
15/3/2018 06:10:11 am

Iberia - I love your 'ha!' For me it fits the Spanish context perfectly :)

Sandy
8/3/2018 12:47:05 am

I like the red boots this time around but the white turtleneck gives the outfit a casual look. A white blouse or white jacket (with red top inside) would have looked more dressy. The pattern on the skirt is eye catching.

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Iberia
8/3/2018 02:06:34 am

Totally agree Sandy!! I apologize for my English, I'm a 48 years old student...ha!!

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Sandy
9/3/2018 12:06:11 am

Iberia your English is fine. Much better than my Spanish.

Laura
9/3/2018 05:08:20 am

Iberia, your English is excellent, but you should drop the "ha" that you put at the end of your comments. It sounds flippant and insincere.

J
8/3/2018 05:15:55 am

Love the pattern on the skirt not so much the top though.

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Iberia
9/3/2018 06:14:18 pm

Laura sorry, however in Spain we use that a lot in our language , we laughed at ourselves overall, it must be a educational or cultural thing..
I must say that I have American and English friends who write it....so I am a bit confused now.
Moreover flippant in my language sounds as "drugged", so you should drop it also.... thank you very much.

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Laura
12/3/2018 12:28:42 am

Cultural differences explain a lot. FYI flippant means not showing a serious attitude…nothing to do with being drugged.

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Iberia
9/3/2018 06:28:34 pm

Geneviève, I have told that Mathilde of Belgium and Máxima of the Netherlands own these boots too.
Letizia as a style icon??? I'm not sure, here she is very criticized sometimes. Here people are saying that the top is too tight, for instance.

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Maya
15/3/2018 03:04:11 am

Iberia,
I am just curious since how is she criticized in Spanish press? What do they mostly say against her? I know she is very well liked in other countries. If they say something against her, it is mostly related to plastic surgeries. Is it different in Spain? I don't speak Spanish, so I can't really translate articles in the correct way and I heard about this a several times before.
Thank you. :)

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Mary
10/3/2018 06:31:50 am

Those red boots are one of the few things in Letizia's wardrobe that I don't like. She seems to love them but whenever she wears them she seems to go overboard on the colour red. I agree with Beata & Genevieve and the 'Pretty Woman' comment made me laugh.

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Iberia
11/3/2018 10:13:29 pm

The red colour is the Spanish mark and we wear it as a normal thing , if you don't know the Spanish culture is very difficult than you can understand. Nowadays women here are very bold and feminist, maybe you have heard about the women strike that our Queen has supported.

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Bertie
15/3/2018 06:15:42 am

I simply love this skirt and am delighted to get such a good look at it. I also have reservations about the boots and think the Pretty Woman quip is on the mark. However I've seen them on others now and am resigned to sitting out this fashion until it fades. I see nothing wrong in pairing the skirt with a white too, a print like that cries out for changed accessorising. The look strikes me as a stylish take on the team colours Ha!

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