Letizia in January 2019

Queen Letizia of Spain was at Iberdrola Building in Madrid to present the grants for Master’s and Research Aid of the Fundación Iberdrola 2018, which encourage the training of young professionals of high level in the field of energy, dedicated especially to the development of renewable, the improvement of biodiversity and the efficiency of the energy system , so that they can contribute to the change of the energetic model, as well as to the conservation of the artistic heritage.

Upon her arrival at the headquarters of Iberdrola, Queen was received by the Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Director of Iberdrola.

Then Letizia met with the ambassadors in Spain of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the State of Qatar, the Federative Republic of Brazil and the members of the board of directors, the works committee, the Board of Trustees of the Iberdrola Foundation and the steering committee of Iberdrola.

The event began with the screening of an explanatory video of Iberdrola’s actions to promote young talent and their employability in the workplace and a conversation between Martina Cebollero and Alonso Soberón, Scholars of the last edition, who told their experiences after receiving the scholarship.

Queen presented the scholarships to this year’s winners.

Iberdrola has allocated close to 3 million euros to its program of scholarships and grants and 77 young people from ten countries: Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, Hungary, Holland, Germany and the Czech Republic are the receivers of this year’s scholarships.

Queen Letizia with the scholarship winners.

With its support for education, research and knowledge, Iberdrola continues to make progress in fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) of the UN 2030 Agenda. The group focuses its activity on the supply of affordable and clean energy and on climate action, although it directly contributes to achieving quality education, ensuring clean water and sanitation, has increased its investment in R & D & I activities, promotes respect for the life of terrestrial ecosystems and works to establish alliances to achieve the objectives.

Before leaving Letizia met with the volunteers of the foundation.

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For the annual event, Queen Letizia of Spain chose a very chic and elegant attire from Spanish label, Zara. She was wearing a cobalt pleated jumpsuit dress from label’s 2018 collection.

Jumpsuit dress with round ruffle collar features long sleeves with ruffle appliqués on the elbows, contrasting fabric black belt and back zip closure. The dress originally retailed for $69.99 before going on sale for $19.99. It is not available any more.

A closer look at the dress fabric.

Letizia paired the outfit with matching azure tone pointed toe Leather- Suede pumps from her another trusty Spanish label Magrit.

She was carrying a contrast black Lidia Faro Clutch.

Embed from Getty ImagesAnd her Chanel ‘Comete’diamond earrings finished her look of the day.

 

On Tuesday, Queen Letizia of Spain attended the regular meeting of the Advisory Council of the Urgent Spanish Foundation “Fundéu BBVA” at the headquarters of BBVA Foundation in Madrid.

The Advisory board of the foundation involves academics and prestigious linguists, journalists and experts in other areas, who advises on the preparation of recommendations to promote the proper use of Spanish in the media.

Upon arrival, Letizia was received by the director of the Royal Spanish Academy and president of the Board Fundéu BBVA.

The Urgent Spanish Foundation -Fundéu BBVA- is an initiative born in 2005, the result of an agreement between the Efe Agency and the BBVA bank, with the advice of the Royal Spanish Academy, whose main objective is to promote good use of Spanish in the media. Its team of journalists, linguists, lexicographers, orthotypographers, proofreaders and translators offers daily recommendations and answers to the queries they receive, in order to be a tool that helps all those who use the language in their daily work.

Before leaving Queen met with the members of staff at the headquarters.

 

For the day, Queen once again brought back her style sense onto the front. She was wearing her Hugo Boss ‘Mathia’ cheetah-print coat.

Underneath the coat, Letizia wore a new ensemble from Hugo Boss having ‘Frankie’ dark red cuff detail wool sweater with the ‘Trima’ dark red cropped wide-leg trousers.

Knitted from lightweight mercerized wool, the Hugo Boss Frankie Cuff Detail Wool Sweater features crew neckline and metal buttons gleam at the extended cuffs. The $195 sweater is currently on sale and is available for $116.

The Cropped wide-leg trousers are described as, “Cropped culotte-style trousers by BOSS Womenswear, cut with a high waist for a feminine silhouette. Crafted in Portuguese micro fabric with a bonded structure, these wide-leg trousers offer a regular fit, dividing seams and a fabric belt with eyelet details and an oversized buckle”. Originally £219 trouser is now retailing for £149.

Spanish Queen paired the outfit with black accessories. She was wearing a custom made black Magrit Leather Pumps and carried Hugo Boss Fanila Clutch.

Her €2,125 white gold and diamond Gold & Roses Double Dagger Earrings finished the look.

It was a quite busy day on Thursday at the Palace of La Zarzuela in Madrid, as both King Felipe VI and Spanish Queen Letizia were busy in receiving audiences from various representatives.

Queen Letizia received two audiences. In the morning she met with the members of the Mavi Calzada Handball Club New Technologies on the occasion of having proclaimed himself a champion of the XXXIX edition of the “Cup of HM the Queen” of Handball.

Handball Club La Calzada, a women ‘s club formed in 1995, has a senior team in the league Guerreras Iberdrola, the top flight of national and handball teams based in the highest categories of children, cadets and juveniles of Asturian handball. In 2018, the team won the ‘Cup of HM the Queen’ in Malaga.

Later in the day, Queen Letizia met with the representation of the Spanish Brain Injury Federation (FEDACE) as Queen has accepted the Chair of the Honor Committee of the IV National Congress of Brain Damage, which was held in Madrid on the 22nd and 23rd November 2018.

Spanish Federation of Brain Injury (FEDACE) represents and energizes the associative movement of people with Acquired Brain Injury (DCA) and their families.

Acquired Brain Injury (ACD) is a sudden injury to the brain. It is characterized by its sudden onset and by the varied set of sequelae it presents according to the area of the injured brain and the severity of the damage. These sequels cause abnormalities in perception, physical, cognitive and emotional alterations.

The Spanish Federation of Brain Damage is composed of 36 entities of families and people with brain damage. These entities together represent 9,270 people, 4,921 of whom live with Acquired Brain Injury.

For the day in Palace, Queen Letizia keeping her style minimal choose BOSS ‘Ferie’ short-sleeved sweater.

The £219.00 short-sleeved top by BOSS Womenswear offered in a regular fit features a distinctive check and double-layered effect achieved with a tube jacquard construction and is styled with a high crew neckline.

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Queen paired the outfit a new pair of black slim-fit trousers. It looks like a new addition to Queen’s Wardrobe and is still unidentified.

Letizia was wearing black and white Magrit leather pointed-toe pumps.

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And finished her look with white gold Laura Marquez ‘Linear’ earrings.