Simple and chic on Day 4 in Senegal

14/12/2017

On the final leg of her four-day visit to Senegal, Queen Letizia returned to the capital for a meeting with the "Women x Africa" Foundation, established in defense of the empowerment of women and commitment to Human Rights within Senegalese society.

Queen Letizia wrapped up her working tour to the west African country with a visit Village Pilote initiative, which aims to get homeless children off the streets and into accommodation.

Like yesterday's low-key ensemble, Queen Letizia was again on-point with her sartorial choice. She donned a simple white blouse and grey wide-leg trousers for the two engagements.

The relaxed-fit Hugo Boss BOSS 'Ivimea' top (US$285) features cropped sleeves with tie-up cuffs.

I believe the grey flecked trousers are from her Hugo Boss 'Jaelly' pant suit.

Letizia coordinated the peices with a new pair of black and white patterned flats. They are Hugo Boss 'Plica' ballerina pumps (€320). The slip-on flats featured a pointed cap toe. The style is available in limited sizes from Spartoo.

She finished the look with her trusty Chanel Comète Earrings.

Before leaving, Her Majesty received a hug from some of the villagers and a parting gift.

4 Comments

Sany1223

16/12/2017 12:54:19 am

This is another low key outfit that is designed to highlight the purpose of the visit and not on Letizia's clothes. She deserves respect for not
making the focus of the occasion herself. The blouse is very lovely
and appropriate for the warm weather.

Patrícia

17/12/2017 09:57:50 am

She looks like Angelina Jolie. Perfect.

Laura

17/12/2017 12:01:30 pm

I agree with Sany, that the blouse is lovely. However, as someone who has spent considerable time in Africa, white is the last colour I would wear. With all the dust from the red soil, that you can see in the photos, it would be impossible to keep the blouse clean.

Beata

18/12/2017 05:11:50 am

I don't like the blouse or the trousers, but I don't feel that matters. She didn't go there to overwhelm or dazzle with clothes she obviously can afford, and that was sensitive and appropriate. She added the upmarket but discrete earrings and shoes, which, to me, shows that she did make an effort out of respect for the hosts. A fine balance, but she got it right. And I think she did learn her lesson after she ruined Michelle Obama's orchard with her killer heels :)

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