Queen Letizia

Today Queen Letizia of Spain attended the second engagement of the week. She was present at the working meeting of Spanish Red Cross at its headquarters in Madrid.

The Spanish Red Cross has more than 200,000 volunteers and more than 1400 points of service throughout the country, which allow more than 4 million people to be served annually with the support of +1,360,000 partners, companies and allies.

Internationally, the Spanish Red Cross has been present in 54 countries with a total of 294 International Cooperation and Emergency projects in 2018, deploying a total of 145 delegates with different profiles, to help more than 6.4 million people.

The Spanish Red Cross belongs to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, always acting under its seven Fundamental Principles: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Character, Unity and Universality

The meeting was held to discuss three different projects of the organization  “Own Space” (Education); “Shelters for Women and children” (Social Inclusion) and the “Entre Mujeres” (Employment) project.

After the meeting, Doña Letizia toured three explanatory panels of the projects presented at the meeting.

The Spanish Red Cross handles almost 20000 cases of gender-based violence and provides shelter and other resources to the victims of the gender-based violence.

Now to what Letizia wore – Queen Letizia debut a new professional look today.

She was wearing a Boss Jalorra Glenc Check Prince of Wales print tailored suit that contains a blazer and a flared trouser. The suit is a new piece in her wardrobe.

Upon arrival, Queen was wearing her beige Felipe Varela long coat.

Letizia paired the outfit with her black Magrit Pumps and was carrying her Hugo Boss ‘Fanila’ calfskin clutch.

Her Gold bamboo earrings and

Karen Hallam ring finished the look.

January is usually a slow week on the royal front. We do not get many out of the glass activities and Queen Letizia of Spain’s schedule this week is proof of that. The Spanish Queen today received two audiences at the Royal Palace of Zarzuela in Madrid.

First, she received a representation of the Federation of Cinematographic Distributors in order to know the situation of the film industry and the main challenges of the sector led by its president and CEO, Estela García-Moreno Artacho.

The Federation of Cinematographic Distributors (FEDICINE) is a non-profit organization that pursues the defence and representation of the interests of the film distribution sector in Spanish territory before the administrations, as well as, before other associations, agents and associations of the sector.

FEDICINE was established as a professional association in February 1988, representing more than 90 per cent of the Spanish distribution sector. FEDICINE is composed of distributors Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, Universal, Fox, Paramount, Disney, eOne and A countercurrent.

Later Queen Letizia meet with the representatives of the “Fiscal Soledad Cazorla Prieto” Scholarship Fund of the Women Foundation, with the objective of knowing first-hand the Scholarship Fund for orphaned minors of women victims of death due to gender-based violence.

Fundación Mujeres is a non-profit non-governmental organization that works in the different areas including social, political, economic and cultural, with the aim of achieving equal opportunities Be real and effective. Its mission is to contribute to the social and political change necessary to ensure that equality between women and men is real and effective in all areas of life and, in this way, improve the social situation, quality of life and full rights Women’s.

The foundation helps the children of the victims of the gender-based violence to cover their education expenses or activities to reinforce school performance or psychological support of minors or for the development of university studies or vocational training for adults.

Now to What Letizia Wore- Queen Letizia chose a simple yet stunning look for the day.

She wore red Hugo Boss Banora blouse with pleated neckline.

Queen was wearing a black belt on skirt that is still unidentified.

Letizia teamed up the blouse with Black Carolina Herrera midi skirt with red, white and blue floral embroidery on it that we first saw in November 2019.

This time Queen Letizia chose her black Steve Madden Dominique suede boots.

Letizia finished her look with her gold Huggie hoops that were debuted in 2019 during Cuba visit and

of course, her Karen Hallam ring.

After attending the Military Easter SErvice with King Felipe, Queen Letizia of Spain undertook the first solo engagement of the decade by attending a working meeting with the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (ERDF) at its headquarter in Madrid.

The meeting was held to learn about the challenges and opportunities of the group of this 2020, eleven years after Queen was first involved with the cause. Rare Diseases affects approximately 10000 people in Spain every year making a total of 3 Million.

This year the Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary. During the meeting agendas for 2020 were discussed along with the special activities that will be held during the year to mark the big 20. An event will be hosted on the World Day of Rare Diseases this year on February 29.

Now to What Queen Letizia Wore – Spanish Queen Letizia is one of the thriftiest royal ladies of the world. She invests in the long-lasting timeless pieces and then repeats them to get the best out of them. Today was one of those days.

She wore black and white houndstooth blazer from Spanish label Uterque. We first saw the blazer in November last year during Cuba visit. Letizia paired the blazer with black leather leggings from the same label and a black turtleneck sweater that she has in her wardrobe for a long time.

Queen Letizia chose her trusty Magrit leather pumps for the day and carried what looks like her Hugo Boss ‘Fanila’ calfskin clutch.

Her Bezel Pearl studs from which her Australian pearl earrings usually hangs

and her Karen Hallam ring finished the look.

Yesterday, the Spanish Royal Family received a piece of sad news. The sister of King Juan Carlos, Infanta Pilar, died at the age of 83 after the long illness. King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended the funeral.