Queen Letizia of Spain look effortlessly chic in monochrome ensemble
- Queen Letizia looked stunning as she celebrated the 200th anniversary today
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Queen Letizia of Spain looked effortlessly chic in a monochrome ensemble today as she joined her husband, King Felipe, to celebrate the anniversary of the police force in Madrid today.
The royal, 51, looked in high spirits as she attended the event in the Spanish capital city to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the National Police.
Letizia put her best fashion foot forward and opted to recycle her timeless, houndstooth print oversized blazer from Uterque, which showed off her sophisticated figure.
She then matched this with slim white trousers and chose comfortable footwear, a pair of classic cream trainers from Vivobarefoot which retail for £150.
Letizia put her best fashion foot forward and opted to recycle her timeless, houndstooth print oversized blazer from Uterque
Letizia looked elegant today as she donned a monochrome look for the special occasion
Two young children presented the royal couple with the National Police flag during the ceremony
Letizia looked stunning in her stylish ensemble for the event in Madrid today
She stood alongside her husband, King Felipe of Spain as they clapped for people at the event
Felipe and Letizia posed with the two young children at the 200th anniversary event for the National Police today
The mother-of-two wore her brunette tresses down in a sleek blowdry and donned a pair of simple yet glitzy silver stud earrings.
Letizia opted for glamorous makeup today, with her signature pink shimmery eye shadow, eyeliner, mascara, bronzer and a hint of nude lip gloss.
Her husband, King Felipe looked dapper in a classic, black pinstripe suit which he wore with a crisp white shirt, a blue tie and polished shoes.
The couple were given the National Police flag from two young children of National Police agents, during the ceremony.
Letizia looked overjoyed by the gesture as she smiled away and chatted with the two kids, who were dressed in colourful clothes.
Letizia and Felipe also met with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska before the start of the event.
The ceremony commemorated the history of the National Police, its image in the eyes of the public, and its recognition for dealing with the safety of the public.
Letizia looked every inch the Queen in her stylish makeup and glamorous outfit
King Felipe and Queen Letizia greet two young children dressed in colourful clothes at the event
The mother-of-two wore her brunette tresses down in a sleek blowdry and donned a pair of simple yet glitzy silver stud earrings
King Felipe VI (3-R) and Queen Letizia (R) greet Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (2-R) and Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska (L) before the start of the ceremony
King Felipe looked dapper in a classic, black pinstripe suit which he wore with a crisp white shirt, a blue tie and polished shoes
The King and Queen have had a very busy schedule this past week. On Monday, Letizia attended an EmocionArte concert, which promotes education in emotional well-being among young people.
The event takes place within the framework of the proclamation of the Princess of Girona Award International 2024.
The laid back event comes after Letizia looked elegant in a powder blue suit as she joined King Felipe in Madrid to celebrate an important military anniversary for her husband.
She beamed with pride as she attended a ceremony at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza to mark 40 years since the monarch was promoted.
The royal couple attended the commemoration of the Bicentennial of the National Police at the Royal Palace in Madrid today
Letizia opted for glamorous makeup today, with her signature pink shimmery eye shadow, eyeliner, mascara, bronzer and a hint of nude lip gloss
As she watched on in high spirits, Letizia looked regal in her tailored suit, which featured wide-leg trousers.
The princess has been studying at the Academy since August last year and will complete a total of three years of military training, just as her father did before her, before she goes to university.
The Princess, who turned 18 in October last year, has been making solo appearances and training at the Military Academy to ensure she’s ready for her future in the monarchy.
After a year at the academy, it is expected that Leonor will move to a naval academy in Spain, before heading for her final year of training at the General Air Academy.
King Felipe served in the military for almost three decades until he acceded to the throne in 2014.
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