| On April 10, 2019, in order to see the renovation works carried out, Queen Letizia of Spain visited the Royal Monastery of the Incarnation in Madrid which provides help to people with physical and visual disabilities, with the cooperation of the Royal Board on Disability, the Board of Directors of the National Heritage and the ACS Foundation. (The Queen wore a scarf-print dress by Sandro.) |
Sandro Long Dress with Scarf Prints
Les lignes descendantes du motif sur le ventre sont une catastrophe !
ReplyDeleteThis was never my favorite look on her, I like the top of the dress but not the skirt... but "I take my hat" for the fact that Letizia doesn't have any afraid of repeat any kind of look and some times more than once.
ReplyDeleteAnd even with this dress, that just on my opinion it's not amazing, she looks very well.
She looks pretty
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color, not to keen on the print. But Letizia can carry it off, I think.
ReplyDeleteShe is so beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh…Sandro Dress…
ReplyDeleteOh dear lord NO!!! That dress looks bad on both Letizia and the model. That arch design surrounding the midsection amplifies the hips and backside, which barely has to begin with. And the square design on the skirt looks like it is being pulled downward and sagging. Almost shabby.
ReplyDeleteI like this print, and I also like the color, it would look terrific with boots or bootie type shoes. Kudos for repeating outfits. Her skin looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the emerald colour..
DeleteHermoso el color esmeralda. Letizia no lleva muchas prendas verdes, pero le sientan muy bien.
ReplyDeleteSu piel es maravillosa.
Gran idea facilitar el acceso a los monumentos a personas con dificultades.
Funny how no one comments on Letizia wearing a coat shorter than her dress. For the record, I don’t mind that combination (depending on the coat and the dress, certainly). But when other royals do this, there are several, numerous actually, people who comment on how they dislike that (Duchess of Sussex’s outings come to mind, but no only gets, same comments appeared for Princess Marie and others recently). Double standards anyone?
ReplyDeleteBueno, ya está usted haciéndolo ¿no es así?
DeleteNonsenses, only bespoke clothes can be like that, moreover a coat as long as tve dress...she would look like a ghost...
DeleteIs this a fashion faux or a fashion pas?
DeleteGood that she is not wearing it with trainers.
ReplyDeleteYo!melo vestidojorror;me así.bra que los tapados que llega en general son más cortos que el vestido;en mi país no se usa y no se considera elegante
ReplyDeletePues en este país suele ser al reves, si no se ve el vestido parece,que vas desnuda debajo, que decía mi abuela. De hecho en los años 40 que los vestidos eran mas largos, los abrigos siempre más cortos....menúdo peso, un abrigo tan grande!!
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