| In the evening of the second day of their state visit to Argentina, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain hosted a traditional reception at Four Seasons Hotel in Buenos Aires in honour of President of Argentina Mauricio Macri and First Lady Juliana Awada. (The Queen wore a new dress by Roberto Torretta at the reception). After the reception, The King and Queen of Spain departed from Buenos Aires to attend the 8th International Congress of Spanish Language held at Cordoba on March 27. |
¡Ricardo Darín!! ¡Qué envidia!!
ReplyDeleteThe most beautiful Queen!
ReplyDeleteLetizia! Sie ist hier die Gewinnerin für mich. Ein wahnsinnig schönes Kleid (von Delpozo?).
ReplyDeleteUnd das erste Mal, dass mir eine Outfit von Juliana weniger gut gefällt, als das von Letizia. Ich glaube, es die Länge des Kleides. Es hätte knieumspielend sein müssen.
No, Roberto Torretta.
DeleteShe can't go wrong with red, this beautiful dress was originally midnight blue, but Torretta ( Spanish couture, but originally born in Argentina) made the color change for her, perfect cut, length and the semi-bow it's just ideal. The Manolos are just yummy, and the Bottega minaudiere is a classic. Perfect from head to toe. I don't love Juliana's dress, maybe because these 20's inspired dresses aren't my thing, but once again this woman can wear anything and still look good, she is effortlessly stylish.
ReplyDeleteThe yummiest thing in all of the pictures is King Felipe!
DeleteEs ist en Kleid von Torreta. Ein argentinisches designer
ReplyDeleteIn fact Roberto Torretta lives in Spain since 1972 and his fashion is considered "made in Spain".
DeleteI much prefer Juliana's dress. Letizia's is too much for the occasion, especially since they were traveling elsewhere after it in the sane clothes.
ReplyDeleteLetizia does never change their clothes into a plane. Not too much!! The occasion was the most important for Spain.actually.There were there very important people, actors, etc...Argentinians and Spanish.
DeleteThis was the most important meeting in Buenos Aires. They have to do this all the time, it is their life.
DeleteAmazing, I'm in love by this look... Letizia looks great with the red dress, perfect length, adjust to her figure and amazing color in her.
ReplyDeleteI also like Juliana dress, its nice but would prefer to see it as evening gown and as so much more larger.
Not evening gown because protocol was "cocktail"...Argentina is not a Monarchy.
Delete¿Qué tiene que ver ser Monarquía o República para el dress code?
DeletePortugal o Italia son Repúblicas pero en las Cenas de Gala se exige white tie para los caballeros y vestido largo para las damas.
El gobierno argentino eligió cocktail, pero no tenía por qué...
As somebody already said, Juliana is incredible! Effortlessly stylish!! Letizia is good, the color and the dress are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteTorreta es argentino y es gran modisto es españa
ReplyDeleteNow this is a Wow factor for Letizia, this red dress is stunning. Also like the silver one from the Argentinian First Lady. Great job.
ReplyDeleteStunning red dress--really fantastic look for the Queen. I'm not terribly keen on the First Lady's outfit--like the dress the first night it seems a bit stuffy with the long sleeves and high neck and the silver grey is on the drab side too. She's undoubtedly a stunning woman who looks great in anything. Agree with Anon 9 45 about the gorgeous King Felipe
ReplyDeleteLetizia in red! You just know everything is going to be alright. This dress is a stunner--color, cut, fit, and just thr right amount of detail. As for Juliana, I have thought each of her dresses has been too long, until now. This one needed a little length. I think it looked unbalanced with the higher neckline and long sleeves, plus the heavy beadwork, then a short hemline.
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ReplyDeleteI agree with, AnnieM, Anon 9:45, he is gorgeous, BUT if he can only for once shave his beard
Anonymous at 8:52pm; My english it´s not perfect, sorry for any mistake, I know that Argentina is not a Monarchy nad that this was a cooktail and nothing else, but what I meant to say is that i like Juliana dress but I would prefer to see that exactly dress a bit larger to be use as a evening gown in other event.
ReplyDelete@ Kristhy...my Enghlish is not perfect either....so it was the point...sorry...
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Anonymous 8:52pm and 3:53pm:
DeleteOh Ok, Ok! :)
No problem!
Have a nice day ;)
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