On October 16th, Queen Letizia of Spain graced Rome with her presence for the 80th anniversary of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Amidst an assembly of international political figures and Pope Leo XIV, her fashion choice certainly made a statement.<\/p>\n
During the World Food Day event, Queen Letizia decided to stand out in the crowd of predominantly dark and subtle outfits. Opting for a bold touch, she wore a striking scarlet suit that immediately drew attention. This ensemble, picked from Carolina Herrera’s Fall 2019 collection, featured an open blazer paired with straight-leg trousers. Underneath the blazer, the wife of King Felipe VI sported an ecru blouse adorned with a large lavalli\u00e8re collar, adding an unexpected volume that complemented her poised appearance at 53 years old.<\/p>\n
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In terms of accessories, the former journalist ventured into bold territory, especially with her choice of handbag. She chose a petite “1927” model from the Italian brand Furla, priced at 395 euros, known for its vibrant floral pattern that added yet another colorful accent to her already striking outfit. To balance her vivid ensemble, the mother of two opted for more understated accessories to complete her look.<\/p>\n
Noteworthy were her beige low-heeled pumps, the “Clara 40” model by Magrit, and her earrings from the brand Gold&Roses, a favorite of hers. By integrating statement pieces with subtle accessories, Queen Letizia of Spain crafted a memorable and well-balanced look that left a lasting impression on attendees and observers alike.<\/p>\n\n\n