| On March 19, 2019, King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain presided over the delivery of "National Culture Awards" at the Prado National Museum in Madrid, Spain. The awards are organized every year for the purpose of making contribution to the enrichment of the cultural heritage of Spain and promoting cultural activities. The National Culture Awards are given by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. (The Queen wore a Lurex-details silk midi dress by Intropia.) |
INTROPIA Lurex-Details Silk Midi Dress
LODI Burgundy Suede Ankle-Strap Pumps
I can't quite put my finger on it, but I do not like this outfit. The cut or the fitting, perhaps the fabric or colours... I don't know but... no.
ReplyDeleteSorry.
No for me too, and besides, that dress doesn't fit her well and doesn't suit her.
DeleteSame here!
DeleteRed and sparkly--so why do I not like this dress? It seems shapeless somehow. I love the shoes, though. As for the lady behind them in the last photo who appears to be dressed in the Spanish flag....words fail me.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, and did you notice that woman's shoes?
DeleteThis is Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada y Sentmenat. She is a Spanish noble and fashion designer. She is the most original dress designer and creator in recent years. Her bold and colourful designs have made her one the most acclaimed fashion designers in the national and international scene.
DeleteAgata Ruiz de la Prada is a very successful Spanish fashion designer, well-known for her colourful designs. I think she looks fabulous.
DeleteShe is Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, a very famous Spanish designer.
DeleteThank you. I had never heard of her but will look out for her designs in future.
DeleteNot a bad looking dress, but I feel it makes Letizia appear older, OMO.
ReplyDeleteI agree, this is what I wanted to say
DeleteIn my very honest opinion, I thought so too. But did not dare to say 'cause some people are not very kind lately...
DeleteShe is trying too hard
ReplyDeleteAs I read the comments before me, I don't care for the look, either. Right away, all I could think of is, "It is depressing." Color, shape, length, too many sparkles - not too good this time.
ReplyDeleteI did not like this dress on her at all. It made her look frumpy, and that's not a word I'd use to associate with Queen Letizia. Her hair wasn't the greatest either but I did like her shoes.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you
DeleteAgree about the shoes. And indeed, the dress simply doesn't work for her.
DeleteI spent quite a while looking at the pictures trying to figure out what was bothering me about this dress. I don't know exactly. It looks like a lot of dress for her small frame, and the belt seems too close to her breast for having such a deep "V". I think the lurex makes it more dress than it has to be. I do like her choice of shoes over the model's.
ReplyDeleteIt is not a belt, it is a "fajín" in Spanish and very typical here even for brides.
DeleteThank you!
DeleteI don’t care for the sloppy neckline; looks poorly fitted.
ReplyDelete"AnnieM":La que se vistió con los colores de España fue premiadas es "Ágata Ruiz de la Prada"noble y diseñadora
ReplyDeleteGracias
DeleteI liked the dress the first time, and still do. Very boho chic, and splendid colors, good choice of shoes. Hair and makeup great asusual.
ReplyDeleteAnnieM, the lady you are referring is Agata Ruiz De La Prada, one of the most famous designers in Spain, she is well known for her rather unique fashion.
Totally agree with you Cherry Blossom.
DeleteI like it too. Ib this boho chic style she looks young and relaxed.
DeleteAgree, Cherry Blossom. I find the fabric very beautiful and unusual. Earrings echo the lines. And love the shoes.
DeleteI don't like the belt at all, the dress looks too big and too long, her posture is pretty awkward. Not a good look.
ReplyDeleteA rare miss from Letizia IMO. The waist section sits strangely under the bosom and gives the whole dress a frumpy air. Better fitting would have made this totally different.
ReplyDeleteMe encanta el vestido colorido y alegre para esta primavera que tenemis ya en España. Ya estábamos hartos de tanto color oscuro, España es color y luz.
ReplyDeleteIntropia, another Spanish brand, as always the Queen with the Spanish fashion.
ReplyDeleteI love this dress.
Perfect dress for spring and for those kind of awards. Spanish fashion as well.
ReplyDeleteAgree.
DeleteI like this dress, it's not my favorite but i really like it, hairdo and jewels are also very nice, I would just change the shoes, but to be honest I don't know for which one's but I prefer these ones than the ones she used on Peru.
ReplyDeleteOn general, for me, she looks very well.
El vestido es desenfadado y al mismo tiempo adecuado para dar unos premios
ReplyDeleteLetizia está guapa y sencilla.
I think the Queen is underdressed. It's a nice boho chic dress for a summer dinner with friends, but not for this event: the delivery of national culture awards in the Prado Museum.
ReplyDeleteVery spanish dress and it does look good on Queen Letizia. This is youthfull and in a way classy. All in all hairdo, dress makeup on line.
ReplyDeleteGreat shoes! The dress - a big nooo!
ReplyDeletePrecioso vestido, sencillo, alegre y festivo. Los pendientes colgantes de diamantes negros me encantan y son perfectos aquí. Letizia está encantadora.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you all think about the woman in the 4th photo with those gray opaque stockings, gray shoes with the black and red outfit. Lady, you should have been at the back of the line. Geez
ReplyDeleteI disagree. Okay, I also don't like her stockings and her shoes. But skirt, jacket, lipstick, hair - nothing wrong with that. Why should she stand at the back of the line?
DeleteShe is most likely there to support one of the winners.
DeleteUnknown, because a woman wears clothing that's not to your taste, she should be relegated to be in the back ? In what world does that happen? Just curious.......
DeleteShe looks great ! And she does a good job recycling her clothes, congrats !
ReplyDeleteLetizia's dress probably looked very rich in person, but it's not photographing well.
ReplyDeleteI like the dress but not for Queen Letizia. NOt her best choice, sorry.
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