Letizia in June 2018

Today Queen Letizia started her official week after the state visit to the United States by joining the celebration of International Deaf and Blind Day in the Alicante town of Benidorm. The event was organized by the Federation of Deaf-blind Associations of Spain.

The event is held internationally to commemorate the achievements of Helen Keller on her birthday, the first Deaf-blind person to demonstrate the capacity of Deaf-blind people, overcoming the barriers that this group encounters, graduating from the University, and authoring various essays.

She was a political activist and American speaker and lecturer. In Spain, the International Deaf-blind Day was celebrated for the first time in 2009 in Alicante, and since then it has been held every year.

Speaking at the event Queen said, “This day not only helps society’s understanding of what it means to not see and not to hear, but it is also essential to convey the deep desire of each deaf-blind person to aspire to make their own decisions and live as fully as possible. “

The Board of Directors of FASOCIDE presented their annual manifesto for the association. Letizia held a meeting with the Board of Directors of the World Federation of Deaf-blind people and later had the opportunity to talk with the international delegates of Deaf-blind associations.

Letizia with members of the association.

Today Queen brought back the old elements from her wardrobe to make a new look. She was wearing shell pink sleeveless top debuted in 2016. She recently wore the top during her cooperation to visit Haiti.  The top features a contrasting panel of black ribbon with a mix of solid and sheer.

Letizia teamed up the top with black high-waist full circle skirt that she debuted in 2015 at Telefónica Ability Awards.  The label of the skirt is still unknown.

Queen Letizia was carrying her Carolina Herrera Astrud Clutch and chose black pointy-toe suede sandals with the transparent strip.

Letizia debut the sandals during her State visit to the United States earlier this month and they are believed to be from Steve Madden’s Plaza model.

Her Coolook earrings containing fumé quartz on top with rose quartz and rutilated quartz at the bottom part finished today’s look.

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After the successful 4 days in Texas, Today King Felipe and Queen Letizia were in Washington – their final stop of 5 days State Visit.

The Spanish Royal Couple visited the White House where they were welcomed by the President of United States Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.

The King and Queen held a private meeting at the President Office famously known as Oval Office.

Later on, both ladies left to enjoy a tea inside the President House and to have a discussion on the children charities.

The First Lady Melania Trump tweeted about the royal visit on her twitter page.

After bidding the farewell to the President and First Lady, King Felipe met with the Leader of the Democratic minority in the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Then the couple headed towards the Andrews Air Base from where they flew back to Spain.

Today Letizia premiered the new piece for her wardrobe. Giving a sartorial node to the host country, Queen wore Pink Embellished wool-blend bouclé midi dress from American Label Michael Kors.

This was the first time Letizia wore any piece from Michael Kors. The dress is defined as “Michael Kors Collection’s midi dress is dyed a vibrant bubblegum hue that feels so right for spring. Cut from wool-blend bouclé, this retro-inspired style is trimmed with enamelled buttons along the faux side pockets and has a sheath silhouette that hugs your curves. Wear yours with or without the metallic silver belt”.

A closer look at the dress. The dress is currently retailing for $1695 at Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Net-a-Porter, Bergdorf Goodman.

Letizia paired the dress with pink suede pumps by Magrit that she wore in New Orleans.

Queen was carrying her pink suede matching clutch from the same Label.

Giving a minimal touch of jewellery Letizia finished her look with Gold & Roses Double Dagger earrings that she premiered in June 2017.

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On Monday, in the early hours of the morning, King Felipe started his day with a working meeting at the hotel with a representation of Spanish and Texan businessmen.

Later on, he joined his wife Queen Letizia to open the exhibition “Masterpieces of Spanish Painting from Madrid Collections” at the Museum of Art of San Antonio.

There they were received by the mayor of San Antonio, Ron Nirenberg, among other personalities.

The royal couple enjoyed a tour of the exhibition where they received explanations from the director of the Museum, Katie Luber and the curator of the exhibition Willian Rudolph.

Letizia and Felipe observing the artwork at the Museum.

At noon, Don Felipe and Doña Letizia moved to the Hotel Saint Anthony to attend the event organized by the Carolina Foundation “Hispanic Young Leaders Program” in the USA.

There Felipe made a formal speech. He remarked, “We must preserve our value system and our freedoms more strongly than ever. In this task, you, as heirs of the humanist culture and, in turn, citizens of this nation with long democratic roots are called to play a very important role.“

He ended his speech reiterating “Spain’s support for its progress and thanking the Carolina Foundation for the organization of this Convention“, thus ending activities in San Antonio.

Today Queen Letizia added another name to her extensive wardrobe. She was wearing black and white Custom-made polka dot dress from Spanish label Cordovan Matilde Cano. Thanks to Nuria Tiburcio for the dress id.

The sleeveless dress features a vee-neckline with a fitted belted waist and fit and flare silhouette. The same pattern is available in a gown on the online store.

Letizia paired the dress with black mule having a vinyl strip that she debuted on this Saturday in New Orleans. The label of the mules is still unknown.

She added a touch of colour with her red Menbur Malva Leather clutch.

Her Coolook Luna rose and onyx earrings finished the look.

Then the royal couple bid farewell to San Antonio and left for the International Airport of San Antonio to travel to Washington where they will meet President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tomorrow morning.

At the airport, they were received by the chief of protocol of the United States of America Sean P. Lawler.