Spain's Queen Letizia appeared in red leather pants
Her Majesty attended a conference on gender-based violence held in Madrid...
Queen Letizia of Spain appeared in red leather trousers. Her Majesty attended a conference on gender-based violence held in Madrid. A bright red outfit attracted the attention of all those present at the event.
The 50-year-old queen was stunned in a fitted long-sleeved top and a pair of leather trousers. Her outfit was scrutinized when she spoke to the press at the Zarzuela Palace.
Spain's Queen Letizia appeared in red leather pants
Ankle-length leather pants left enough room to reveal her cherry-coloured stilettos. The mother of two completed her look with a simple black belt with a silver buckle.
Queen Letizia wore small, simple earrings carefully hidden behind her long, silky hair. The make-up was basic, but even so, the wife of the king, Felipe, shone at an event in Madrid.
The photographs that have been made public show the Queen of Spain standing in the middle of a group of representatives and posing in the Zarzuela Palace. At one point, Letizia placed her hands on the backs of the two members. They were photographed as they prepared for another round of photographs.
Her appearance at the event came after Letizia impressed with her elegance at the National Innovation and Design Awards in Aviles. The Queen then opted for a navy blue blazer with thin gray stripes.
Queen Letizia has managed to maintain an enviable figure over the years. The health coach spoke to Express.co.uk and detailed how Letitia remains an "attractive woman". Simone Thomas, founder of Simone Thomas Wellness, believes Queen Letizia is following Dr. Perricone's 28-day anti-inflammatory diet.
“Like many other diets, foods including bread, pasta, cereal, rice, anything fried, potatoes, chips, fruit juices and sodas are off limits. Letizia drinks up to three liters of water a day.”
Although she is constantly involved in events and has a busy schedule, Queen Letizia is very careful about her appearance and lifestyle.
Queen Letizia's daughter, Infanta Sophia, will study in Wales
It was revealed last week that Letizia's daughter, Infanta Sophia, is due to complete a £68,000 two-year course at United World Atlantic College in Wales.
The 15-year-old will follow in the footsteps of her 17-year-old sister Princess Leonor, heir to the Spanish throne. She is in her final year at Vail of Glamorgan College.
Royal alumni of the college include Princess Elisabeth, heir to the throne of Belgium, who graduated in 2020, and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.
The college is located in the castle of St. Donat of the XII century on the south coast of the country. It was nicknamed "Hippie Hogwarts" and was founded by German educator Kurt Hahn. Tuition for a two-year course is £68,000. Subjects include Tai Chi, epistemology and Tibetan literature.
