The Queen and King of Spain attended the National Research Awards ceremony. And Letizia chose a suit in the most popular shade.
Queen Letizia of Spain dazzled in Hugo Boss trousers with King Felipe at the awards ceremony in Gandia. Pink is generally a color rarely chosen for trouser suits. But earlier Kate Middleton softened her strict business style, making it a trend. The Daily Mail writes about this.
Queen Letizia of Spain, 51, looked stunning in pink trousers as she attended the National Research Awards ceremony with her husband King Philip.
The award was established in 1982 and is awarded to 10 experts, each associated with different fields of science. The royal couple attends the awards ceremony every year and gives awards to the winners.
Letizia appeared in a bright suit from Hugo Boss, consisting of a double-breasted jacket and stylish trousers with a belt.
She previously wore the suit when she attended the UNICEF Spain Awards in Madrid with her husband last September.
Letizia paired her trouser suit with a sheer, short, white crocheted blouse that showed off her slim figure.
The queen’s bright outfit contrasted sharply with the gray suit her husband had chosen.
She completed her look with floral silver earrings and pink heels.
Letizia also debuted her stylish new short haircut, created by her personal hairstylist Luz Valero.
Let’s remember that earlier the queen found herself in the middle of a scandal when her former brother-in-law, her sister’s husband, said that they were having an affair.
However, the king and queen did not publicly state that the rumors bothered them. And they have already invited the famous photographer Annie Leibovitz to take their official photos for the 20th anniversary of their marriage.
Source: Focus
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