The three bags that are not missing in Queen Letizia’s wardrobe

Queen Letizia, also a ‘queen’ of trends, has shown over the years that fashion is something that is part of her daily life and not only when she attends public events marked by the Casa Real agenda, but also in your privacy too. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the consort has opted for recycling, there have been few premieres and many looks have already been put on again. A very welcomed gesture and with which she has shown that she is very committed to the environment. At the same time, there is a detail that does not go unnoticed in their outfits: the accessories. In this case, we analyze the bags that are not missing from her elaborate royal dressing room.

It should be noted that he usually bets on the same design during his traditional holidays. A bandit carrycot that can be combined with any outfit. Is about a raffia design by Whittelily. This brand with a Galician stamp has been one of their favorites for several years, especially for the summer holidays. Specifically, the model shown in the photo is the Zahara, with well-combinable brown details. It is handmade, like all Whittelily products. The bag in question has a large brown strap so it can be worn across the body or slung over the shoulder, as the Queen wore, and a leather clasp with a buckle. The price is €39.90 and it was exhausted as soon as the consort took it.

Past magrit, The Queen usually chooses Carolina Herrera as one of her leading companies, both for ready-to-wear and accessories. He has made that clear several times. During the tribute to the victims caused by the coronavirus, Felipe VI’s wife dressed in a simple but elegant little blue dress that she combined with a brown bag, Dressage model by CH Carolina Herrerawhich is available in different colours.

Inspired by the equestrian sport and in the form of a bag, this accessory that Letizia wore precisely at the presentation of the Princess of Girona Foundation awards is a real bestseller. On that occasion, she opted for matching heels, but with a look inspired by to work composed of a blouse with a bow and a skirt with a print of Prince of Wales. AHe was also selected for a visit to Stockholm.

On the other hand, clutches are also your great allies, both for more formal events and for those slightly more relaxed days. They come in all brands and colors. Though Magrit wins hands down here by a landslide since it’s the firm he goes to often (as is the case with high heeled shoes). Be that as it may, Queen Letizia has a wide variety of designs to wear on any occasion. It is necessary to mention that after his careful outfits, he finds Eva Fernandez.

The Queen’s adviser is the one who studies every item of clothing and accessory Her Majesty is going to wear in advance, always taking into account the setting in which the act she is going to perform takes place. Over the years, Queen Letizia’s style has been refined, since she became Princess of Asturias in 2004. Everything changed in 2015, when the national press reported that the monarch had stylist Eva Fernández on her team.