Queen Letizia once again relies on tailoring in a new suit of Spanish signature

Queen Letizia has once again demonstrated her commitment to the Spanish Association against Cancer. The consort has been in charge of presenting an event on the occasion of World Cancer Research Day commemorating, in addition, the 50 years of the Scientific Foundation of the institution. An event of a digital nature for which the royal has once again relied on tailoring.

Although in the last few weeks she had chosen some of the dresses she keeps in her closet, today Dona Letizia has opened a jacket suit. It is a model in Lilac colour, with an oversize jacket and anklet pants, which the queen has rejuvenated by combining it with one of her lingerie tops, of which the signature is not known. In the last few months, Queen Letizia has trusted in different costumes, being the powdered rose that possesses one of the most repeated on her exits. That era of the Hugo boss brand and that of today is from Bleis Madrid, a firm in the antipodes of the German. Blanca Rodríguez is the one behind this company, which has among its principles to recover the quality of women's tailoring of an artisan nature.

This is not the first time that Doña Letizia has relied on a design by the firm Bleis Madrid. Of this mark were the black pants he wore in the confirmation of Princess Leonor, celebrated on 28 May.

Following what has been customary in her last public appearances, the queen has dispensed with her purse and as the only accessories she has worn Prada's nude salon shoes that she has kept in her dressing room for a long time. Also following the tone of the last few weeks, Doña Letizia has only looked like a pair of earrings as a jewel. This time it is a pair of gold rings on which a stone hangs, a design of Massimo Dutti's 2021 spring-summer collection.

The costumes premieres of Doña Letizia take place from the return on vacation with droplets. The queen has recovered well-known garments from her closet in the last few days, but only a couple of dresses have been put on for the first time, the one she wore in the Retina Awards delivered by the newspaper El País-signed by María Malo-and the one she chose for the inauguration of Hugo boss's Madrid Book Fair. With today's, it reconfirms the commitment to modest, Spanish and sustainable firms that it has demonstrated throughout 2021.

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