The King and Queen received this Wednesday with Military Honors the President of the Republic of Colombia, Gustavo Francisco Petro, and the First Lady, Verónica Alcocer, before the Royal Palace of Madrid. An official appointment for which the Queen has opted for a basic of her wardrobe, affordable and with a Spanish stamp.
Letizia has chosen for the occasion a sleeveless and white embroidered design from the firm Sfera. She wore it for the first time last summer in Cartagena to attend the ceremony of delivery of the National Flag to the Special Naval Warfare Force. At its premiere, the dress caused a sensation in the networks and soon went viral, on the one hand for being low cost and from a Spanish firm and on the other for its semi-transparent and embroidered fabric.
A fervent defender of 'made in Spain' fashion and of mixing medium and high-end pieces and accessories, Letizia has combined the piece with a floral lady-style bag from Furla and nude-colored heels signed, of course, by Magrit Shoes.
In her eagerness for austerity in jewelry and makeup, the Queen has opted for premiere pearl rings of which the firm has not yet been revealed.
The Queen has matched in color with her Colombian counterpart, Verónica Alcocer, who for the important event in Madrid has opted for a white design with golden details, fresh and very spring-like, which has also had puffed sleeves.
