Blonde, brunette or with gray hair: this is how Letizia’s hair has evolved

In 2003, Queen Letizia wore this loose, scaly hair in a tone light brown with several layers and long bangs aside. During her years on Televisión Española, this was her usual cut and color, very fashionable in the early 2000s. King Felipe’s girlfriend at the time was a bit shy when the photographers asked, as she had transitioned for the first time in her life from telling the news to being the news. The Queen tried to keep a low profile, something that has been changing in recent years.

However, it is not common to see the royal family with a semi-collection in his early years as a royal he wore this kind of hairstyle more. It is a way to get youthful as it is a hairstyle usually related to the stage of childhood. In this image, Letizia is seen sporting loose, semi-kept bangs, with her bangs falling to one side of her face. To this day, when she chooses to collect her hair this way, she does it another way, as she usually wears the tightest ponytail and leaves no hair on her face.

Queen Letizia started wearing such long hair, though her presence at the X Summit of Women Jurists this week shows us that the ends were cut off a bit. While he’s had a great haircut in previous years, in reality he’s been sporting medium length hair for a while now. The royal gets the best out of her hair and always has an enviable shine.

Without a doubt, one of Queen Letizia’s most striking and commented on hairstyles. The monarch opted for this bob with volume at the ends to accompany his daughter Leonor on the day of her first communion. One of the choices most applauded by the experts, who looks like elegant and refined. We were able to see it in May 2015 in the Nuestra Señora de Aravaca Church.

Little by little we have witnessed the change in tone in Doña Letizia’s hair, which can be seen very clearly in this photo. the Royal started with blonde and brown highlights to end with almost jet black hair. It is not very common to see the Queen with such smooth hair and such groundbreaking make-up, like this one looks like which she wore to the ABC International Journalism Awards in 2019. The monarch wore a midi-cut dress signed by Hugo Boss, with a mesh top and fringe on the rest of the design. To complete the outfit, some Manolo Blahnik stilettos and a Bottega Veneta clutch. Most notable, however, was the straight hair and make-up that emphasized the smoky eyes, accompanied by more pronounced eyebrows than usual and a gloss-effect lipstick.

The queen decided leave the dyes aside and scoop up gray hair. As shown by a study conducted by the Dermatological Medical Institute, six out of ten women decide to dye their gray hair, but Doña Letizia decided to change sides and become part of that 40% who consider gray hair natural beauty. Although a dye or color bath is sometimes given, it is easy to see that she is sporting several gray hair strands that give her a very interesting touch. The royal family may want to claim natural beauty and even encourage other women to stop using dyes and let nature take its course.

In recent years it seems that it has been done unconditional fan of bows in all their versions. The one that appears in the picture was the one he wore to the annual session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly at the Royal Palace in Madrid. It’s a very elaborate bow, revealing her Chanel earrings and makeup that highlighted her smoky eyes in shades of brown. Doña Letizia is increasingly opting for loose or elaborate bows, and the truth is that they are very flattering.