The tabloids have repeatedly written that the Queen of Spain, Letizia, being a fashionable icon, knows how to carry out things in an amazing way from the mass market collection. One of her favorite brands is the Spanish trademark Zara, available to any of her subjects.
The other day, Her Royal Majesty appeared at the ceremony of presenting the National Fashion Prize at the Costume Museum in Madrid in a dress she already wore in 2011! It seems that Lady Letizia outscored even the modest Kate Middleton. This crowned person also differs in thoughtful attitude to the family budget and easily wears the same dresses for several years and dresses her kiddies in affordable things.
Style, dignity, creativity
However, let's return to the 43-year-old queen of Letitia. She is not afraid to show imagination, boldly connects things from couture to democratic accessories, and sometimes she does the opposite. So, the dress in question is worth 5 years ago 39.95 euros. This is far from the first thing in the wardrobe of King Philip's wife, which attracted the attention of fashionable commentators. Just last week, a beautiful brunette appeared on a social occasion in another "floral" attire for 50 euros.
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In addition to her bow, she chose the boats from Prada, they look wonderful with Zara dresses, do not they?
We have already talked about the Queen's love for inexpensive accessories. At one time, the pages of fashion magazines have a photo of Leticia in earrings from Zara for 12.99 euros, however, do not think that the Spanish aristocrat saves on itself, and refuses to buy really expensive things.
For example, her wedding dress was included in the top of the most beautiful wedding dresses of royalty in history! In 2004, the future Queen Leticia opted for a snow-white toilet with a 5-meter loop from Manuel Pertegas. His hem was decorated with heraldic symbols of the royal house, embroidered with gold and silver.
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