In the navy! Spain’s Queen Letizia looks elegant in navy blue as she and King Felipe VI attend an event celebrating the Princess of Girona Foundation Prize for Arts and Letters.
- King Felipe VI of Spain took part in the opening of the Tour of Talent.
- Together with their stylish wife, Queen Letizia, the couple celebrated their youth in Malaga.
- The Spanish royals saw the Prize of the Princess of Girona Foundation in the field of art and literature.
Navy blue can be a lot more flattering than black for a chic daytime look, and queen Letizia from Spain showed us how it’s done today when she came out in Malaga.
The 49-year-old mother-of-two looked elegant in a mid-length navy blue dress with a white embroidered flower on the chest and a thin black sash that drew attention to her slender waist.
She was joined by her husband, King Felipe, at the opening of the Tour of Talents and the proclamation of the Prize of the Princess of Girona Foundation for Arts and Letters in la Thermic Cultural Center and Edgar Neville Auditorium in Malaga.
King Felipe VI was joined by his stylish wife Queen Letizia in Malaga for the opening of the Talent Tour promoting the youth movement in Spain.
For today’s release, she accessorized her midi dress with a small white clutch and sophisticated navy blue stilettos, opting for simple gold earrings.
The monarch opted for an understated make-up with peach tones and shimmery bronze eyeshadow.
Meanwhile, her husband, King Felipe VI, 54, wore a tailored light gray suit contrasted with a hot pink tie and burgundy tassel loafers.
The annual talent tour kicked off on March 3rd in Malaga to promote the movement for the future of young people in Spain and create a community of opportunities that connect, activate and strengthen their talents.
The glamor queen, 49, was pictured wearing a stylish navy mid-length gown with a white embroidered flower on the chest and a black sash to draw attention to her slender waist.
The mother-of-two opted for simple gold earrings that matched her shimmery gold/bronze eyeshadow.
The Spanish royals were received in the Edgar Neville Hall by the President of the Government of Andalusia, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla; Diputación de Málaga President Francisco Salado; and Malaga Mayor Francisco de la Torre, among others.
Their Majesties attended various seminars and events at La Térmica and attended the opening ceremony, which took place in the Edgar Neville Auditorium.
It has only been two weeks since the Spanish king returned to action after testing positive for Covid-19 early last month.
Putting safety first, the couple decided not to remove their masks in accordance with local regulations.
On the Tour of Talent, King Felipe is shown center left next to his wife, who is seated next to Education Minister Pilar Alegria. Far right is the Girona Princess Francisco Belil Foundation. To the left of the king is the president of the region of Andalusia, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla.
The couple is pictured here listening to young people during the opening of the Tour of Talent, which aims to promote the talents of young people.
They also attended the award ceremony of the Princess of Girona Foundation for Arts and Letters.
The Prize of the Princess of Girona Foundation for Arts and Letters is designed to recognize talented young people doing promising work in any field of art and literature and serving as an example and inspiration to other young people.
Other awards include the Social Prize, the Research Prize, the Business Prize and the International Prize, all of which are open to young people in Spain between the ages of 16 and 35.
The Tour of Talent runs until March 10 and includes a range of physical and interactive workshops, from lectures and shows to networking and debates.
The Spanish royals arrived on the Tour of Talent along with the minister of education and the president of the Andalusian region.
King Felipe wore a tailored light gray suit, contrasting with a hot pink tie and burgundy tassel loafers.