Letizia in February 2018

Today Queen Letizia of Spain had a busy schedule. She received two audiences at the Royal Palace of Madrid.

In the morning Letizia received audience from a representation of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

The representation informed Queen about the “Woman and Engineering” project, which aims to boost the female presence in the engineering and technology sector.

Later in the day, Queen met with a representation of the ASPAYM Castilla y León Foundation on the occasion of its 25th anniversary.

During the hearing, they gave Doña Letizia recognition as the president of the Honor Committee of the acts celebrated during the 25th anniversary of the entity. In addition, a report was delivered that includes all the activities held during the year 2017, to commemorate the quarter of a century of ASPAYM Castilla y León.

For the occasion, Queen Letizia was looking extremely smart and professional in a tailored outfit.

She recycled her tweed peplum top which she first wore in November 2016. She has worn the tailored top many times since then.

The multicolour tweed top features a round neck. The label of the top is still unknown.

Letizia paired the outfit with the Hugo Boss BOSS ‘Tipulida’ Stretch Wool Suit Pants features a slim-leg with cuffed hems and a button-detailing at the waist.

The trouser is available at Nordstrom for $325.

Queen Letizia paired the outfit with black suede Carolina Herrera pumps.

Letizia finished her look with Chanel Comète Earrings.

Queen Letizia attended the Work meeting on the situation of Gender Violence in Spain at the Headquarters of the Government Delegation for Gender Violence in Madrid.

The Queen was informed of the current situation in the country and of the different initiatives promoted for the eradication of this scourge. Likewise, topics of special interest were addressed, such as care for minors, trafficking in women and the resources available.

Letizia and Felipe visited last July the facilities of the Telephone Service 016 of information and juridical advice in the matter of gender violence. In addition to the telephone number of abbreviated dialling 016, inquiries can be directed by email to [email protected] This service offers specialized attention 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is free of charge. The service is provided by a team of operators with specialized training in gender violence. The guarantee of confidentiality always prevails and emergency and urgency calls are sent to the 112 regional centres.

For the day, Queen Letizia chose an outfit the expresses the strong personality of the Ex-Journalist.

She wore her Hugo Boss ‘Mathia-2’ oversize-fit coat in two-tone cheetah print that she first wore a few weeks ago in Mérida.

Underneath the coat, Letizia wore Uterqüe black leather peplum top that she first wore in November 2016.

Letizia paired the top with Hugo Boss ‘Tegy’ black trousers.

Queen carried her Uterqüe black leather studded messenger bag and wore Hugo Boss ‘Staple R100-C’ black crocodile-embossed pumps.

Her graceful 18K white gold and diamond Chanel ‘Comète’ earrings finished today’s look.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain today presided over the opening of the 37th edition of the International Contemporary Art Fair-ARCOmadrid that during its celebration makes Madrid the art capital of the world.

The Art Fair is taking place from February 21 to 25 at the Feria de Madrid. One more year, Madrid becomes the capital of art worldwide.

King and Queen being welcomed by the members of the Foundation.

Don Felipe and Doña Letizia visited the pavilions 7 and 9 of IFEMA, which host the different galleries, galleries and sections, and knew first-hand opinions and the different ways of seeing the news, from the point of view of Art as a fundamental reference.

In line with its desire for innovation and constant research, the fair does not have as its central theme a country or a region, but a concept: “The Future”, an exhibition program with a unique design that includes galleries and artists from several generations and geographical areas.

At the galleries, the royals viewed different art exhibitions.

ARCOmadrid 2018 brings together a total of 211 galleries from 29 countries, of which 160 are part of the General Program, adding to them the curated sections: “The future is not what is going to happen, but what we are going to do”, with a selection of 20 galleries; “Diálogos”, with 14 and “Opening”, with 19.

King and Queen also held a brief meeting with the members of the International Council of the ARCO Foundation.

King and Queen enjoying their visit to the opening day of the Fair.

For the colourful event, Queen turned out in her favourite colour. She supported an all over Red ensemble and accessories.

Letizia wore a red dress featuring a lightweight full sleeve blouse with a high-waist midi-length skirt. The label of the ensemble is yet to be found.

She carried Carolina Herrera ‘Maysa’ clutch and wore her Magrit ‘Francesca’ red elastic suede high-top boot with 10cm heel available for €580.

Giving a touch of a diamond to the ensemble, Letizia complemented the look with €2,125 Gold & Roses double dagger diamond earrings.

And supported a messy hair bun.