On February 11, 2025, Queen Letizia presided over the awards ceremony for the 5th edition of the Royal Academy of Sciences Foundation of Spain Awards for Young Female Scientific Talent. The event was held within the framework of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, in collaboration with Mastercard and the Royal Academy of Sciences Foundation of Spain (FRACE - Fundación Real Academia de Ciencias de España).
Queen Letizia presented the Royal Academy of Sciences Foundation of Spain (FRACE) Awards for Young Female Scientific Talent to the winners: Ana Primo Ramos, María Escudero Escribano, Ainoa Magrach González, and Ivana Gasulla Mestre. The awards are given in four categories: Mathematics and Related Sciences, Physics, Chemistry and Related Sciences, Biology, Geology and Related Sciences, and Applications of Science to Technology.
A bit too sloppy at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteThe color is drap. Hair looks polished but try someting different than loose.
I love this dress but hate the hemline--not a fan of asymmetric hemlines. The dress looks marvelous on Queen Letizia and she looks beautiful in these colors. I hope she has the hemline redesigned.
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My thoughts as well, lovely colour, no to the hemline
DeleteLove the flowy dress with the suede boots. I just wish the hemline were straight and not jagged.
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It must be one of her older dresses. The uneven hemline like on this dress are quite a while out of fashion. I like her handbag and her boots.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely colour, all related shades and all muted, so that the overall pattern ist not too much. What is too much and disturbing is the hem.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime la fluidité de cette robe imprimée assymétrique ; heureusement qu'elle est ceinturée !
ReplyDeleteThe hemline, a big no, the boots, another no, very unflattering ensemble.
ReplyDelete🌞 Virginia
Nice dress doesn't care much for the hemline.
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A no for me, esp the dull colour that does not do her any good
ReplyDeleteAnonyme 20 : 26, même avis que vous, c'est triste et terne, les motifs et les couleurs me font penser aux tenues camouflage des militaires ou des chasseurs, jamais je ne porterais ce style :(
DeleteJ'aime habituellement les tenues de Letizia, mais depuis quelques temps c'est assez décevant hélas. J'ai hâte de voir mieux ! Paloma.
The hemline spoils the overall look of the dress. The hemline is dreadful
ReplyDeleteI like this dress, even with the asymmetric hemline but not the boots. They seem too heavy for a floaty dress
ReplyDeleteThe boots worn by the model are too heavy not Letizia's. Look at pictures 2 & 3. The boots are just fine and more elegant than Camilla's. The only thing which might be not too good is the color. It can be the light, but on some pictures the boots are almost mocca on other pictures they have about the same color as her handbag.
DeleteInteresting, I like the print or pattern of the dress. The event is to distribute science awards, not the typical fashionista crowd. The handkerchief hemline could go. Chris L
ReplyDeleteIt’s a nice dress, I even like the hemline but somehow it doesn’t suit QL. I think it has to do with the print. It’s not overwhelming her but it’s not a print that suits QL very well. Also the colors don’t ‘match’ her complexion and haircolor. I wouldn’t call it a miss, but it’s not a hit either.
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