The Queen of Spain stepped out for her first engagement of the week where she ditched her all-black ensemble she had worn at the previous public outing and picked out a piece that said spring is on its way.
Queen Letizia, 52, was spotted during an outing in Salamanca wearing her gorgeous tan longline coat from Carolina Herrera with the black double-breasted-style buttons down the front.
Underneath the designer coat was a gorgeous Persian green dress by Dandara Spain. The garment had a stunning high keyhole neckline and ruching at the waist to draw in her silhouette. The dress also had elasticated cuffed sleeves to give the piece shape and a floaty midi-length skirt.
The royal signalled to the warmer weather when she decided to go bare-legged, popping on a pair of nude kitten heels by Magrit, one of her favourite footwear brands.
King Felipe’s wife debuted a green accessory that brought out the bright shade of the dress and enhanced the colour block moment – a green shoulder bag from Uterqüe.
The perfect finishing touch was added in the form of the ‘Jardin de Aire 18-carat Rose Gold Earrings with Diamonds and Emeralds’ from Gold & Roses that brought out the shade of her glistening eyes.
The queen pulled out all the stops in this spring-worthy look for a busy day with two outings. Firstly, she attended the presentation of the ‘City of Spanish’ project and visited the exhibition of the legacy of Carmen Martín Gaite in Salamanca.
The project arose to innovate, update, improve and reinforce the image of Salamanca as an ideal destination for learning Spanish. The exhibition of the legacy of Carmen Martín Gaite is preserved in the International Centre of Spanish of the University of Salamanca (CIE-USAL), all within the framework of the Art 2024 award, from the Foundation Princess of Girona, in the second stage of the Talent Tour.
The Queen travelled to Salamanca accompanied by the Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities, Diana Morant who was received by the president of the Government of Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco.
