Queen Letizia attended an anniversary event at the Complutense University

byHelen - 38 Comments
Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia attended the 50th establishment anniversary of the Faculty of Information Sciences of the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). The Queen is named honour student by the UCM on the ocassion of the 50th anniversary of the Information Sciences Faculty. The Faculty of Information Sciences of the UCM is the oldest faculty with highest number of students in its field in Spain. The Queen studied journalist in this faculty in 1995.

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore a navy Caddli stretch denim dress by Hugo Boss, and leather pumps by Hugo Boss

Queen Letizia wore Hugo Boss Caddli Stretch Denim Dress
Hugo Boss Caddli Stretch Denim Dress

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  1. Rossella14/9/21 16:51

    Bella, ma postura troppo “rigida”.

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    1. janelarn14/9/21 23:46

      I think you should watch some video. There is no rigid posture.
      Susana

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  2. nalerina14/9/21 17:00

    A sporty denim dress and classic formal pumps NO!

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    1. Marie15/9/21 02:35

      Agree!

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    2. Anonymous15/9/21 22:37

      Is this another made up rule of "royal protocol"? ~d

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  3. Myriam14/9/21 17:25

    Robe beaucoup plus belle sur la reine Letizia que sur le mannequin .

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  4. Anonymous14/9/21 18:17


    The best of today's appearance, her speech. Free flowing, a bit of humor, perfect diction.
    Reaction to people singing Happy Birthday in Pic 2.
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY QL!!
    Happy Birthday to P. Harry and P. Daniel also.
    July.

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  5. MaryT14/9/21 18:18

    Not bad, but I am not a fan of Denim dresses.

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    1. nalerina14/9/21 20:44

      100% agree

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    2. Anonymous16/9/21 23:58

      Inserting oneself into the story is not a fashion comment.
      Joy.

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  6. pllorens14/9/21 18:51

    Me gusta el sencillez del conjunto . No presume de sombreros , guantes ni joyas .
    Aunque algunos españoles no la pueden ver , hace el papel de embajadora de la moda española muy bien .

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  7. pllorens14/9/21 18:51

    Me gusta el sencillez del conjunto . No presume de sombreros , guantes ni joyas .
    Aunque algunos españoles no la pueden ver , hace el papel de embajadora de la moda española muy bien .

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    1. janelarn14/9/21 23:45

      I suppose that in other monarchies there will also be people who do not support their consorts or their own princes. What is the point of the comment?
      Susana

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  8. Angie14/9/21 18:51

    ¡Me encanta este vestido denim! Es femenino y joven, muy apto para ir a la Universidad :)) La novedad del cinturón y los zapatos burdeos son geniales.
    Letizia se veía muy feliz recibiendo el reconocimiento de su Facultad e improvisó un discurso muy gracioso y simpático. Es fantástica.

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  9. Debra14/9/21 19:06

    The Queen looks great, as usual. Her denim dress, accented by the red belt and shoes, is perfect for such an occasion.

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  10. Anonymous14/9/21 19:06

    Q Letizia looks fantastic . Simple and chic in every inch .

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  11. Anonymous14/9/21 19:44

    For me this is the best model for Letizia. Covered arms and right length to see her stunning legs. She looks so elegant and sportive.

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    1. Annie M14/9/21 20:17

      I agree with elegant and sporty and that the Queen has great legs but why would she need to cover her arms? She must have the best arms of any royal, (though the Duchess of Cambridge looked pretty good in a sleeveless top earlier in the summer)

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    2. Anonymous15/9/21 08:45

      Totally agree with you Anonymous 19:44.

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    3. Anonymous15/9/21 22:24

      I agree with Annie M. Why should she cover her arms? Her arms are fantastic! ~d

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  12. Achard6214/9/21 20:25

    Plus élégamment portée par Letizia que par le mannequin ; belle allure avec la petite ceinture et les magnifiques escarpins classiques déjà portés ; j'adore leur couleur !

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  13. Elizabeth14/9/21 22:57

    Having seen Letizia in such a beautiful flowing look yesterday it is difficult to consider this dress. I eventually realise that this is one of Letizia's strengths. She creates a whole outfit and tailors it to the occasion. This is perfect in every way for a event at the faculty where the queen studied journalism.

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  14. janelarn14/9/21 23:43

    Lovely speech and she looked happy to go back to her old Communication Sciences faculty. He has been very emotional and the queen was beautiful. Those shoes are so cute. And a wonderful diction and a great way of expressing himself. She is a great queen, but in return we have lost a great communicator-
    Susana

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  15. Tineke15/9/21 06:21

    I love the denim dress, she looks good, apart from the ever present FFP2 mask.

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  16. Anonymous15/9/21 08:16

    WOW Effekt! Was ich schade finde, dass sie so gar keinen Nagellack einsetzt. Zumindest bei den hochrangigsten Terminen.

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  17. Anonymous15/9/21 08:29

    Wearing denim gives her a youth-vibe. Looks younger ( by the way) than she is.
    No complains by K. Felipe I think. With different belt, shoes it can be an never ending play ( if you are perceptive).
    Nice accent too: thanking with whole my heart gesture. Maybe a real queen of hearts. -Anna-

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    1. Anonymous15/9/21 14:26

      I mean ( anyway not by the way), sorry
      -Anna-

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    2. Chel15/9/21 20:07

      I agree Anna, this dress will forever be in fashion as there are infinite styling options. I like the pop of red myself. The dark denim color looks fantastic. Beautiful as ways. And her hair, so shiny and sleek.
      Chel

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    3. Anonymous15/9/21 22:31

      This dress is a blank slate. Her options will be endless over the years. ~d

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  18. Anonymous15/9/21 13:06

    I have the idea that this dress requires a more pronounced belt and can be better combined with the sportier espandrilles

    MCS

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    1. Angie15/9/21 13:35

      No. Un tejido grueso no pide un cinturón más grueso todavía. Y con alpargatas no se va a la Universidad a repartir y recibir premios.
      Intento fallido, prueba otra vez.

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  19. MaryT15/9/21 19:42

    Here we can really see how tall she is ! Far from a small person.

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    1. Angie15/9/21 22:24

      Esa es una batalla perdida. La próxima vez que salga con su marido o su hija pequeña, volverán a decir que es enana. Una hater repite el mantra sin atender a razones.

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  20. Anonymous15/9/21 21:36

    At Angie 15/9/21 13:35

    It's starting to get irritating Angie, that readers of this blog can't give their honest opinion about what QL is wearing without you telling them they aren't correct or even suggesting that they are constantly intentionally insulting the Spanish Queen. By writing "attempt failed, try again" you give the impression that giving an honest opinion is a kind of competition and that people (in this case me) are deliberately always criticizing what QL is wearing. This is so untrue! Let's agree that everyone on this blog is entitled to have an opinion of its own which we sometimes share and sometimes don't share.

    MCS

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    1. Anonymous17/9/21 00:22

      @MCS Picture this! You graduate from one of the best colleges in Madrid and achieve some success in your chosen field, then give it up to marry a 'prince.' You are invited to receive an honor as well as give honors to others. It is an event that will have faculty, some of your former colleague, and a young audience. You show up in a tailored denim dress, and espadrilles with all that ribbon around your legs? at the end of summer? on stage? to give a speech? horrorso!!
      My apologies, but always consider the venue, and the style of the subject you are attempting to dress so as not to make them look ridiculous.
      That said, the wearing of denim has gone from just laborers to across all socioeconomic levels of society. It can be dressed up, or down to suit almost any occasion, and even has a place in home goods.
      July

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    2. Anonymous17/9/21 20:41

      Agree with you, July. I too consider it important to dress for the occasion, but I wouldn't wear a denim dress in this case. To me a denim dress is for less formal occasions and for me combining it with high heels and a simple belt doesn't make it a proper outfit for this visit.

      MCS

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    3. Anonymous18/9/21 17:19

      If she reads this, she may take your preferences into account in the future. Yet espadrilles would have dressed it up for the awards ceremony. Lol. The days of brocade. crinoline underskirts and hand made lace trim for royal events are over.
      July.

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