| King Felipe and Queen Letizia met with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife Akie at Akasaka Palace in Tokyo on April 6. King Felipe and Queen Letizia are visiting Japan as state guests to strengthen bilateral ties ahead of the 150th anniversary next year of the establishment of bilateral relations between the two countries. |
Caramba, un Armani Privé LOOOL nunca lo hubiera pensado, pero es magnífico en su sencillez, muy Letizia. Gran detalle las flores de cerezo en las mangas y ese pañuelo que imita un abanico japonés. Bien jugado.
ReplyDelete¡Oh, son los pendientes de la boda de Fred y Mary! No se los habíamos vuelto a ver :))
Well.. apparently the dress is supposed to somehow be reflective of a kimono? Or so I have read in multiple places. I get where she was going. I like it except for the hanging part in the front 😑 the sleeves are fine. And of course she looks elegant no matter what!
ReplyDeleteShe looks lovely and elegant but I also don't understand the hanging bit. The floral part is meant to show cherry blossoms, which is a charming reference to Japan.
DeleteLetizia is nice and Akie San is......
ReplyDeleteThe dark velvet and the hairstyle are lovely on Letizia! But they both look a little bit frozen on that occasion, so maybe there is a reason why?
ReplyDeleteThe dress of Mrs. Akie looks like, well... Oh, forget it.
Personally, this is by far one of my favorite outfits in a long time, Armani Prive 2011, Shown originally in the runway with pants, created in velvet which is always a win, and with a gode ruffle and sleeves in silk with a print of cherry blossoms in honor of the host country. I absolutely love the shoulders, a bit retro and superbly original.
ReplyDeleteLetizia is heavily criticized in some spanish blogs because she doesn't use many jewels, you will rarely see her with necklaces, or brazaletes, and she stopped wearing rings years ago, but this time she really went into the Royal Coffer and pull out those magnificent earrings
Not a fan of the dress however, Letizia looks beautiful, her makeup, hair and jewellery are impeccable.
ReplyDeleteLa reine a " fait dans le velours " pour ce voyage .Delicate attention aux cerisiers en fleur sur les manches.
ReplyDeleteTotalement d'accord. Est un hommage à la culture japonaise.
ReplyDeleteThe saying 'less is more' springs to mind with this dress. The silk sleeves are lovely, but would have left the drape ! But as always hair and make up are gorgeous !
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