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** Queen Letizia's Daytime Fashion Part 19: June 2023 - June 2024 **

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The dress is really lovely but would like to have seen Letizia's hair tied back for such a high profile event.
 
Beautiful dress but those sandals are too casual for the occasion, especially stark contrast with the King and daughter who are in full uniform.
 
moby said:
Beautiful dress but those sandals are too casual for the occasion, especially stark contrast with the King and daughter who are in full uniform.
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The sandals are fine due to toe ailment but Letizia could have glammed it up slightly with an upstyle or added a bracelet.
 
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Re dress, seems we can declare this is royal flower print season in Europe. Every royal lady is bringing out floral prints to celebrate the season. I would have preferred a more formal suit for the event, but she still looks great on this summer dress and comfort sandals.
 
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Toledo said:
Re dress, seems we can declare this is royal flower print season in Europe. Every royal lady is bringing out floral prints to celebrate the season. I would have preferred a more formal suit for the event, but she still looks great on this summer dress and comfort sandals.
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The floral dresses have always looked lovely on Letizia ,today was a very important event and her look while nice was below par for the occasion.
 
moby said:
I'd never object to flats, for formal or informal wear but open-toed footwear I'd save for more casual settings.
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Especially with a broken toe, open toe shoes seem like an unwise choice!

Her dress and earrings are lovely, but as others have pointed out, for a different occasion.
 
Queen Letizia dresses perfectly appropriate for a formal event, outdoors and at 30º degrees. Precisely because of the heat and standing for long periods of time, it is logical to wear sandals, because the feet can swell and if she wears closed shoes that would compress the broken toe more. The Pedro Gracía sandals have an anatomical sole and the straps lined with silk, so if the toe with the bandage swells, she has less risk of suffering injuries than with leather shoes.

Maybe in some countries light fabrics, sleeveless dresses, sandals or espadrilles can be considered "less formal" because they relate them to their vacations... but in Spain they are necessary clothes in the summer months because people need adapt clothing to the heat.
 
Repetitive posts and comments about Queen Letizia's foot problems have been removed, see all previous mod posts about it - thank you!
 
"I want to like it and I can't". The dense, busy pattern plus ruffles are too much for me.

On a personally petty note, I'm glad if she has a reason not to wear espadrilles this summer –– they're her friends about as much as La Buena is.
 
lula said:
Queen Letizia dresses perfectly appropriate for a formal event, outdoors and at 30º degrees. Precisely because of the heat and standing for long periods of time, it is logical to wear sandals, because the feet can swell and if she wears closed shoes that would compress the broken toe more. The Pedro Gracía sandals have an anatomical sole and the straps lined with silk, so if the toe with the bandage swells, she has less risk of suffering injuries than with leather shoes.

Maybe in some countries light fabrics, sleeveless dresses, sandals or espadrilles can be considered "less formal" because they relate them to their vacations... but in Spain they are necessary clothes in the summer months because people need adapt clothing to the heat.
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Thank you! I love the dress and the sandals - particularly in this heat!
 
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There's something off about the whole look. I like the dress and I like the sandals, and yet, the whole outfit is a bit messy with both together.
 
kathia_sophia said:
There's something off about the whole look. I like the dress and I like the sandals, and yet, the whole outfit is a bit messy with both together.
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I went back to check out the pictures and I think I see what you noticed; the middle of the dress has the same stretch material that she used in that other blue dress we commented about last week. It just looks odd that it cuts the top part and bottom instead of having clean lines going from the waist down the skirt.

Like she has a tube top blouse waist band instead of something better like a belt.
 
The dress is pretty, but like everyone else, I would have liked to have seen an updo.
 
Letizia makes even the beige-est of dresses look very nice (it's the asymmetric neckline that turns it interesting, imho). Those appear to be sandals (and not open-toed espadrilles?), but don't quote me.
 
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I like the whole look. Love that her bag matched with the color of her sandals (which have a small heel = they're beautiful btw).
 
Letizia looks really lovely and one of her nicest looks in some time.
A nicer pair of more visible earrings and a bracelet would have a nice addition as it was an Official ceremony.
 
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Queen Letizia wears a dress in Girona by the Australian brand Aje rented at Lend the label

www.mujerhoy.com

La reina Letizia sorprende en Girona con un look de influencer: vestido largo alquilado, pendientes XL y sandalias planas

La reina Letizia ha vuelto a acaparar miradas en la segunda jornada de los Premios Princesa de Girona con un look del que tenemos todos los detalles.
www.mujerhoy.com www.mujerhoy.com

www.lendthelabel.es

Aje- vestido midi Hojae

Vestido midi sin mangas con escote redondo y corpiño. Muy ajustado en la cintura. 69% Lino Esta prenda se ajusta a la talla XS.
www.lendthelabel.es www.lendthelabel.es
 
Always a lovely colour on Letizia and Carolina Herrera is an excellent choice too!
 
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