The State visit of the Kings to Denmark culminated this Monday night with a great gala dinner at Christianborg Palace. For the important event, Queen Letizia has trusted one of her trusted dressmakers, Felipe Varela, by recovering a spectacular midnight blue embroidered chiffon dress from her closet.
It is not the first time that the Queen has worn this haute couture design, with a tulle skirt and boat neck, as the Queen wore it on her state trips to Peru and Japan. As expected given the magnificence of Danish jewels, Letizia has crowned her style with the Flor de Lys tiara, the most emblematic of the Spanish crown.
In addition to the spectacular tiara of the Spanish crown, the Queen wore diamond and sapphire earrings that combined perfectly with the navy blue design signed by Felipe Varela.
The King, in the Army's dress uniform - the same one he wore at his wedding and his proclamation - wore the Golden Fleece on his lapel, accompanied by the band of the Order of the Elephant, Denmark's highest distinction, which the Queen has also worn over her dress. Letizia has combined the gala style with a discreet updo, finished in a low ponytail, and makeup, as usual, minimalist and based on neutrals.
The Kings arrived this Monday in Copenhagen, where they were received with honors by Queen Margaret II, Princes Frederick and Mary and Princess Benedicta. Upon her arrival in the capital of Denmark, the Queen wore one of the basics of her wardrobe: a tight, long-sleeved red sheath dress signed by Carolina Herrera.
To combine this timeless piece, which has accompanied her at numerous official functions and events, the Queen has opted for pumps in the same tone as well as an elegant coat, also recycled, in off-white, with large lapels and a bow at the top. waist signed by Mango.
