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A white suit, adjusted silhouette and tweed: that is a permanent design in the armory of the kingdom doña Letizia desde hace cuatro años es más que compenseren, teniendo en cuent que reunne tres trends which never passes fashion. And the best test is that the look that the Reina has chosen for its official act in Cáceres this month will be perfect from this time.
Junto a don Felipe, doña Letizia has reached out to the extreme capital to inaugurate the Museum of Contemporary Art Helga de Alvear. The Reina especially enjoys these acts that have taken place around the world of culture and its stylism for this occasion has a sobering side.
Doña Letizia has released a design by Felipe Varela off tweed white that is detached by its coquette style jacket and its midi tube hem, with manga france, two large bollards and small black contrasting bottoms. To accentuate the silhouette, letizia incorporated a fine look black belt.
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As complements have opted one saloons acabados punta and tacón alto of Manolo Blahnik and a black ball with a chain dorada de Nina Ricci. Thanks to the final black belt, the Reina updated to the perfection of this design, which was released in October 2017 for an act in Valencia, combined with a black belt with a large metallic color.
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Doña Letizia herhaal asi a su fondo de armario dejande claro que, desde que dio comienzo la pandemia, ha decidido que la austerity is the dominant key of his style, recovering looks from past epochs and updating many of them with small changes and complements. It is clear that the fashion industry is pushing for the sustainability and the Reina was summed up in this current context that broadens the scope of many of its most iconic looks.
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