Queen Letizia of Spain appeared elegant while attending a literary event in Madrid yesterday, and the mother of two accompanied her husband, King Felipe VI, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Federation of Spanish Language Academies (ASALE) At the Royal Spanish Academy in Madrid, Letizia chose a white blouse that she first wore last January with an attractive black midi skirt, and added an elegant touch to the look by wearing a black robe that appeared over her shoulder and reached her skirt.

Details of the Queen of Spain’s look

According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, the Association of Spanish Language Academies was established in 1951 in Mexico and represents the union of all Spanish-speaking entities in the world. It aims to promote the unity, continuity and development of the Spanish language, as well as cooperation between academics from different Spanish-speaking countries.

And the Spanish Queen shared a pair of high-heeled shoes made of black leather, and also made her hair in a high and elegant ponytail, and used glamorous makeup.

Queen Letizia, 49, of the mother-of-two wore a white recycled asymmetrical dress with python print shoes and a Clutch. “Magrit” The Spaniard matched the shoes, and completed her look by wearing Karen Hallam earrings, along with high-heeled shoes, while her husband, King Philip VI, 53, looked in a black suit, red tie and white shirt during their two-day official visit to Sweden, where he arrived The royal couple are at the Spanish Embassy to speak with Spanish residents living in Sweden, according to the British Daily Mail website..

The King of Spain and his wife arrived at the headquarters of the Spanish Embassy in Sweden, where Philip addressed the Spanish population, saying: “All of you, those who have stayed here longer and those who are still looking for their place in this new host country, we would like to send you a message of support, as You represent, beyond our borders, much of the best in our country“.

He added, “We are sure that you not only demonstrate your ability to work and commitment, but also your perseverance and creativity, as well as your excellent training.”

Queen Letizia