Every year on October 12th, the Spanish National Day, it is customary for King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia to attend the military parade. This year, their eldest daughter, Leonor de Borb\u00f3n y Ortiz, also took part, dressed for the occasion in a naval uniform!<\/p>\n
True to her reputation, the monarch showed up at this highly anticipated event dressed in an outfit that lived up to her royal title. She proudly wore the color of her nation and her personal favorite: red. The former Spanish journalist donned a flowing, blouson red dress that fell to her calves. The detail that made all the difference was its lavalliere collar.<\/p>\n
This isn’t the first time Queen Letizia of Spain has been seen in a red dress, and it certainly won’t be the last! This piece, like many others in her wardrobe, was created by “Po\u00e8te,” a brand founded in 2009 by Berta Martin Sainz. Unfortunately, the label shut down a few years ago. Seemingly nostalgic for the brand, the queen continues to wear Po\u00e8te garments in public today.<\/p>\n
To complete her look, Queen Letizia paired the dress with a set of red kitten heels and white gold, diamond, and ruby earrings from “Aldao”! The queen has worn these earrings at nearly every event since 2013 and has not parted with them since! The Spanish jewelry store also offers another model similar to the one the Queen of Spain usually wears, priced at about 2,700 euros!<\/p>\n\n\n