King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended the opening of 'The Poetics of Democracy' exhibition

byHelen - 26 Comments
On December 3, 2018, King Felipe VI. of Spain and Queen Letizia of Spain attended the opening ceremony of 'The Poetics of Democracy: Images and Counter-Images from the Spanish Transition' exhibition, held at the Queen Sofia National Museum and Art Center in Madrid, Spain. The Poetics of Democracy exhibition consists of mainly works belonging to Reina Sofia Museum collection.
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti tie dress, and Prada pumps, she carried Hugo Boss bespoke leather handbag
Queen Letizia carried HUGO BOSS Bespoke Leather HandbagQueen Letizia wore Prada Toe Pumps Queen Letizia Style
                              HUGO BOSS Handbag                                         PRADA Toe Pumps

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  1. Cherry Blossom3/12/18 19:45

    Love this dress/coat reminiscent of the 50's, feminine, but also very sober, I would have liked to see a brooch or a necklace, but it's well know that she is not partial to either. Glad that she wasn't wearing the usual clutch. Of course you can't go wrong with a Prada shoes.

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    1. Coralie4/12/18 19:52

      Agree about the brooch!

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  2. Anonymous3/12/18 20:27

    Simple, classic, chic!!

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  3. María3/12/18 22:10

    Sorry but this dress reminds me to a nun's habit. Perfect hair and make Up althoug her hair is darker and she looks a bit harsh.

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    1. Anonymous4/12/18 10:29

      Nuns's habits always have been modest and elegant.

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    2. Anonymous4/12/18 14:17

      Vaya chiste. Ahora el cabello oscuro es un problema. ¿Es obligatorio ser rubia teñida?
      Si el cabello de Letizia se ve áspero, no quiero pensar en los pelos de otras.

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    3. María4/12/18 17:50

      Nadie a dicho que el pelo oscuro sea un problema...¡ni mucho menos que haya que ser rubia!. Simplemente me parece que está mas favorecida con el pelo más claro. Espero que esta humilde opinión no sea un problema. Madre mía, algunas no dejan ni opinar...

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    4. María4/12/18 17:52

      Y no es áspero su cabello. Solo que sus facciones se ven más duras con el pelo más oscuro.

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    5. Anonymous4/12/18 21:42

      Je suis d’accord avec Maria. Je n’ose même plus donner mon avis en ce qui concerne la reine Letizia

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    6. Franny5/12/18 07:20

      I love the dress but I agree about the hair - I commented on it a few appearances ago. It looks a bit dark and it also looks patchy - but that could just be the lighting.

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    7. Anonymous5/12/18 10:22

      It is her hair, it has darkened due to the age and she has grey hairs which are easier covered with you own colour...
      In Spain it is on trend to have the ends fairer. It might be the explanation.

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    8. Anonymous5/12/18 10:54

      The color and style of the coat dress, accessories, hair and makeup are all muted with good reason as seen in these photos, and probably reflects the theory that some thought goes into these appearances. Opinions without facts are gossip.

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    9. Angie5/12/18 14:49

      Yo pienso que Letizia ha eliminado con sucesivos cortes las mechas o reflejos más claros que llevaba. Es bueno sanear el pelo y dejarlo crecer libre de química por un tiempo. Eso es todo, no veo problema alguno.

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    10. janelarn7/1/19 23:13

      Oh ¿Cabello aspero el de Letizia? Pues entonces cómo defines el de Meghan o Máxima jajajaja

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  4. Anonymous3/12/18 22:50

    Very nice, a classic look for Letizia. Next time same dress but other color shoes and bag to really make it pop.

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  5. Yumiko Kokuryu4/12/18 01:02

    It is very meaningful for me to have learned about the Spanish Transition to Democracy this time. Thank you very much.

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  6. Anonymous4/12/18 01:53

    Fab look on her. Old world royalty elegance interpreted in a new and modern way.

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  7. Anonymous4/12/18 03:09

    All of the pieces reflect a certain quality, but the outfit in total is a quiet whisper in homage to the event.

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  8. Anonymous4/12/18 05:40

    Very stylish. Nothing too much, nothonh too less.

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  9. Anonymous4/12/18 08:46

    Oh I like this dress so much! An very elegant look which is truly queenly!

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  10. Anonymous4/12/18 08:55

    Quelle élegance, rien à ajouter, robe, chaussures, sac, coiffure, maquillage, parfait!

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  11. Anonymous4/12/18 10:26

    Simple, classic and at the same time, modern look!
    *Kristhy

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  12. Anonymous4/12/18 14:21

    Precioso vestido, sobrio y elegante. Contrapunto muy acertado del cinturón, los zapatos, el bolso y los pendientes Pluma de Chanel. Perfecta.

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  13. Anonymous4/12/18 15:35

    Where is this dress from? Anyone?

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  14. janelarn7/1/19 23:12

    DIVINA

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