On December 9, 2024, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia attended a mass for the victims of the floods caused by DANA (Depresión Aislada En Niveles Altos). The ceremony, officiated by the Archbishop of Valencia, Monsignor Enrique Benavent, was held at the Cathedral of Valencia. It was organized to pay tribute to the more than 200 people who died or went missing during the storm, which devastated several areas of Spain on October 29.
Both are dressed appropriately. I especially like the photo of the king with his over coat and scarf a very polished look
ReplyDeletevery respectful in black.
ReplyDeleteKing on guard and Letizia looking scared just in case the throw mud at her again!
Yes…she looks sooooo scared in Pic 5….. I wis all the families in Spain Strengh to cope with the pain. They find a lot of compasion from Felipe an Letizia and that is more than a nice gesture. Even in the middle of the mud Battle they stayed there wuth den people. I Respekt that very much, nit everybody would have done so
DeleteMore than 200 dead; must have been such a heavy hard event for all attendees. I dare suggest she looks sad, not scared.
DeleteI think they look serious and sad, which is normal.
DeleteShe is not scared, she and the King have travelled to Valencia many times in the last month. The protest were to the Prime Minister and he was NOT there yesterday
DeleteI don’t find that she looks scared. She looks more serious and sad, not scared.
DeleteAnónima 6:06, deja de extender bulos, pedazo de troll. La Reina jamás ha tenido cara de asustada, ni hoy ni en los días pasados, pero tú sigues golpeando el mismo clavo. Si hubiera tenido miedo se habría metido en el coche y salido corriendo como hicieron los políticos, pero no lo hizo, se quedó allí como el Rey, escuchando y consolando, como es su obligación. El pueblo lo sabe y lo agradece.
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DeleteShame on you.
What on earth are your priorities in life?
Scare and fear of life belong to you, not to others.
The nerve you have spreading lies!
Think about the victims and shut up just out of sheer decency.
Thank you.
So many people that visit here choose to see the negative, even when it isn't there.
DeleteAnon 06.06 It sounds like you're observing the dynamics of the situation, but it's important to keep in mind that we may not always know what someone is feeling or thinking based on their appearance. Letizia might just be focused or deep in thought, and King Felipe's posture could simply be one of attentiveness. Context matters when interpreting body language, so it might not always be what it seems at first glance!
DeleteAnon 16.02 let’s help them see the joy, after all it is a fashion blog right 😊
DeleteYou've just won the award for this month's most stupid comment, I'm afraid. She just looks sad and respectful!
DeleteYou've just won the award for this month's most stupid comment, I'm afraid. She just looks sad and respectful!
DeleteVeerle, what a remarkably graceful way to express oneself. I respect your opinion, but I don’t agree with the assessment of her expression. I think she looks composed and dignified, rather than sad. Sometimes, subtle expressions can convey strength and respect, which can be just as impactful as a more overt emotion. - Anon 16.53
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DeleteI think you are really weird. How could you think of throwing mud on such an occasion? Everyone feels serious and sad. You are really disrespectful to the deceased and their families.
Sur ces photos, on peut voir la tristesse et le respect qui transparaîssent !
ReplyDeleteQueen Letizia chose a respectful, understated look for the event. She wore a black outfit, likely a coat or dress, which is often seen as a color of mourning and solidarity in such situations. Her choice was in keeping with the serious nature of the event, as well as her consistent style of dressing appropriately for public duties.
ReplyDeleteWell said, it was a sad and solemn occasion. Both of them dressed so nicely for the people without drawing attention to themselves.
ReplyDeleteA very sad and solemn occasion. The royal couple carried themselves with dignity and were respectful. There ensembles were in keeping with the occasion.
ReplyDeleteLove Queen Letizia's black handbag by Carolina Herrera (first picture), she has the same in cognac color. Queen Mathilde has the same in cognac too.
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