| On May 14, 2019, Queen Letizia of Spain attended the finals of Famelab 2019 (FameLab España 2019) held at Gran Maestre Theatre in Madrid. Famelab is an international scientific contest which aims to encourage combination of science with intelligence and humour in an innovative format. At the final, contestants make a presentation before the jury in public and the jury selects one contestant which will participate in Cheltenham Science Festival. (The Queen wore a navy blue jumpsuit by Mango). |
Mango Blue Zip Detail Jumpsuit
La reine Letizia porte très bien cette cette combinaison,mais je ne trouve pas cela élégant.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very informal event: the participants are all young scientists and investigators. The gentleman with the lilac shirt is the Minister of Science, innovation and Universities is also informally dressed, in keeping with the festive spirit of the contest. Queen Letizia manages to look well-turned-outin a jumpsuit that she has worn before und hat a retail price of around fifty Euro.
DeleteI agree with Myriam
DeleteI agree with Sakurahime
DeleteNice and easy dressing. She looks nice today.
ReplyDeleteshe looks good as usual.
ReplyDeleteOn the occasion of Queen Letizia of Spain's attendance at the final of Famelab 2019 in Spain, May science and technology of Spain and UK be developed further.
ReplyDeleteI am partial to jumpsuits, but this one is rather boring, not a terrible look, but not impressive either. Could have been elevated with some happy shoes, floral, plaid , polka dot, or even a contrasting color, maybe some chandelier modern earrings or a vibrant handbag.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, and those shoes look extremely uncomfortable. She seems to be ready to tip over!
DeleteShe has worn those shoes thousands of times, she owns them in navy, black and camel, so they must not be so terrible.
DeleteLovely - relaxed but elegant.
ReplyDeleteAgree, very nice.
DeleteEffortlessly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMARIE
Letizia looks casual-chic. She is not over-dressed but dressed for the event. She wears this jumpsuit well, keeping her accessories simple. It's nothing amazing, but it didn't need to be.
ReplyDeleteLos monos no sientan bien a todo el mundo. Ella no es el primero que se pone. Este es sencillo .Es un evento en el que ella no ha querido destacar. Tiene que ver con la ciencia
ReplyDeleteElla viste para el evento y lo hace GENIAL. Está preciosa
ReplyDeleteI don´t like it, and that´s because of the shape of the trouser part. The material, the length, the cut - not really successful in my view. It´s not terrible, but not quite right either. I can also imagine that it looked terrible after sitting in it for a while. All jumpsuits have that problem, and this type of thin fabric is especially prone to crinkle and lose its shape.
ReplyDeleteLetizia siempre está muy relajada en sus encuentros con los jóvenes y se viste en consonancia, de forma moderna y sencilla, sin alardes de joyas ni complementos caros. Su bello rostro, su pelo brillante y su sonrisa son suficientes aunque vista un mono de 50 €.
ReplyDeleteEs un evento muy divertido, donde todo el mundo ríe y aprende cosas sin esfuerzo.
Un mono de hace 5 años.
DeleteShe looks chic, well put together and relatable. At this price, it is more about the colour and look, rather than quality and fit. It is the kind of garment that these students can afford. On the other hand....https://www.newmyroyals.com/2017/04/queen-maxima-opens-office-of.html
ReplyDeleteIn the royal world with so much Natan and floral dresses, this is a chic, welcome change. Letizia looks great!
ReplyDeleteI so agree. I don't really like jumpsuits, but Letizia looks great here.
DeleteCoincido con "Myriam"
ReplyDeletePorque no sabéis de qué va el tema.
DeleteThe event (Famelab 2019 Madrid) is on youtube...and what Sakurahime says.
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