On November 14, 2024, Queen Letizia attended the 25th-anniversary ceremony of the Aequitas Foundation at the National Museum of the Prado. The foundation was established to promote the legal protection of people with disabilities and those in vulnerable situations. One of Aequitas's primary initiatives is to advocate for legislative reforms to enhance legal protections for the most vulnerable.
The Queen presented the “Héroes Anónimos” Award to Rosa Martínez Vera, founder of the Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza Special Education Center in Guadix; the award was accepted by her daughter, Alicia Camacho Martínez. Additionally, the "Altavoz" award was presented to Juan Carlos Unzué.
Quelle classe ! Et quelle ligne ! Paloma.
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DeleteJe suis d’accord, Paloma. It’s difficult with the black to see the quality/type of material in Letizia’s outfit, but nevertheless she’s absolutely elegant from head to toe. - Grace
DeleteHeureusement que Letizia porte une ceinture car sa tenue le mérite !
ReplyDeleteI don't like the boots worn with this dress. The outfit needs some bling. It's too dull, drab and boring. Even a metallic bag would lift it up a notch.
ReplyDeleteToujours élégante sans trop
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ReplyDeleteA long strand of luminous pearls, necklace, a brooch, something! Some earrings of substance, I cannot see what she is wearing so I can only assume they are tiny, I could be wrong.
ReplyDeleteA colorful silk scarf (I am told that is for older folk, I am not that, but I wear them to brighten up an outfit, splash of color etc.....) The actual dress, I love and it fits her like a glove, she looks very good wearing this, I even like the boots, though as already mentioned above, a nice pair of small heeled shoes (I realize there is a foot issue, which I fully understand) Her hair looks beautiful, I notice she is growing it out. She had it cut shorter and I thought it looked fabulous, really suited her. Regardless of my tastes, she looks lovely.
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