The Queen beats down the rain during her stay in Germany with a premiere bag

Queen Letizia has done it again. Despite the low temperatures nowadays in Germany, where it is next to the King Philip VI Since last Sunday he has opted for a look that attracts a lot of attention. For the visit to the Helga de Alvear Museum, where the Queen presents the temporary exhibition of the collection entitled write all their names at the Palais Populare in Berlin she has dressed in a fuchsia design that she has taken from her wardrobe.

A simple yet flattering dress with a classic cut under the Moisés Niego label, with French sleeves and a highlighted waist, which she premiered two years ago during an act at the Royal Palace to coincide with the anniversary of the proclamation of Felipe VI. She has combined styling to add a touch of color to the day with a very original and special accessory. It is a premiere bag from the Italian firm Furla in beige with a floral print of structured leather for 395 euros.

In this set, Doña Letizia has incorporated beige stilettos with high heels. As for the jewels, some gold earrings and their inseparable gold ring from Karen Hallam. Due to the temperatures, the consort has also added a matching jacket to protect against the rain as well. This Tuesday’s day started independently for Their Majesties, as the King was the first to inaugurate the day. Felipe VI participated first in the morning in a breakfast with a representation of Spanish and German businessmen and later, in the Spanish-German Forum at the Berlin headquarters of the Bertelsmann Foundation and in a meeting with Mrs. Bärbel Bas, President of the German parliament. Don Felipe and Doña Letizia met at the City Hall of Berlin and visited the Brandenburg Gate, an act that ended the stay of the King and Queen in the German capital, before heading to the city of Frankfurt.

During this trip to the State of the Kings of Spain, Letizia wore all kinds of outfits that did not go unnoticed. On Sunday, the consort opted for a navy blue Hugo Boss pinstripe suit that she paired with Oxford-style shoes, as she had a three-hour journey ahead of her and so opted for comfort. A few hours later, already in Germany, the mother of Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía opted for a fuchsia blouse and trousers and slingback shoes with a lollipop heel.

The main course arrived on Monday morning, when Doña Letizia donned a midi dress, a women’s skirt and French sleeves in Carolina Herrera blue, a bespoke design reminiscent of one already worn by the future heiress on the VII. anniversary of the coronation of Felipe VII. A wink that did not go unnoticed, because next week Leonor returns to Spain to chair the Princess of Asturias Awards, one of the most important events of the Royal House. To this selection of looks we have to add the outfit with which the Queen shone with her own light on Monday night.

Letizia chose a long dress with cape by Stella McCartney, which she premiered a few years ago during Willem van Holland’s birthday. I paired this piece with gold sandals in tone with a clutch.