Queen Letizia’s daughters Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia took were the picture of poise as they attended an awards ceremony in Girona yesterday.
Princess Leonor, 17, and Infanta Sofía, 16, looked in high spirits as they went to the event at the Camiral Caldes de Malavella Hotel alongside their parents.
Princess Leonor, who is first in line to the Spanish throne, donned an elegant puff-sleeved teal dress.
She paired the flattering, pleated frock with metallic heels and wore her tresses in a simple low-ponytail, which showed off her glitzy diamond earrings.
The future Queen of Spain opted for more of a full-on makeup look, donning eyeliner, shimmery eyeshadow, and lip gloss.
Queen Letizia’s daughters Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia took after their mother and oozed glamour as they attended an awards ceremony in Girona yesterday
Her sister, Sofia, wore a glittery silver short-sleeved gown which gathered at the waist.
Unlike her mother and sister, the teenager wore sparkly flat strappy sandals and wore her brown hair in a long plait.
Their mother, Queen Letizia, 50, showed off her slender figure in a simple back dress with a plunging neckline.
The outfit highlighted her toned biceps, as she clapped for others at the awards ceremony.
She also donned shiny heels which matched her metallic clutch bag and gold hoop earrings.
Like her eldest, Letizia also wore her hair in a low-ponytail and went for her signature makeup look, featuring smoky eyeshadow.
King Felipe, 55, looked smart in a suit and white striped shirt and chose to wear a teal tie that matched with Leonor’s outfit.
Leonor made a speech at the event, taking centre stage as she prepares for a life in the spotlight.
The duo and their mother looked happy as they smiled and chatted on their way to the ceremony
Princess Leonor, who is first in line to the Spanish throne, donned an elegant puff-sleeved teal dress
Princess Leonor, 17, and Infanta Sofía, 16, looked in high spirits as they went to the event at the Camiral Caldes de Malavella Hotel alongside their parents
Queen Letizia was photographed with her youngest daughter, Sofia, whispering in her ear onstage.
But the duo and their mother looked happy as they smiled and chatted on their way to the ceremony.
The awards ceremony they went to yesterday was part of the Princess of Girona Foundation.
King Felipe is the honorary chairman of the organisation on behalf of his eldest daughter, Princess Leonor.
The organisation supports young people in their professional and personal development.
Leonor made a speech at the event, taking centre stage as she prepares for a life in the spotlight
Their mother, Queen Letizia, 50, showed off her slender figure in a simple back dress with a plunging neckline
Queen Letizia was photographed with her youngest daughter, Sofia, whispering in her ear onstage
King Felipe, 55, looked smart in a suit and white striped shirt and chose to wear a teal tie that matched with Leonor’s outfit
It has has an interest in identifying young people with talent who can act as role models for other young people – while launching programmes to improve their employability.
Perhaps the Spanish King wanted to tie his look in with his eldest to show the unity between the current and future monarch.
Leonor is set to start her military training before the end of the summer in August.
Whereas many of her peers will go off to university, the eldest daughter of King Felipe and Queen Letizia will return to Spain to begin training.
Spanish defence minister Margarita Robles confirmed Princess Leonor of Asturias’s next move earlier this year to society bible Tatler.
The training will include stints in the armed forces, the Spanish navy and the air force.
The outfit highlighted the Queen’s toned biceps, as she clapped for others at the awards ceremony
Queen Letizia donned a low ponytail, like her eldest daughter, and wore a metallic pair of heels and a clutch with her black dress
The family were all smiles as they posed with the laureates during the Princess of Girona Awards ceremony
Although Infanta Sofia is still a royal, she does not hold the title of Princess as she is second born and therefore not the heir to the throne
Queen Letizia was pictured laughing and smiling with her two daughters as they attended the awards ceremony
Speaking in March, Ms Robles confirmed: ‘In due course, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces will be a woman, and in recent years we have been making a very important effort to incorporate women into the armed forces.’
Although Infanta Sofia is still a royal, she does not hold the title of Princess as she is second born and therefore not the heir to the throne.
Before the awards ceremony yesterday, the royals listened to the presentation of the AmplificARTE project, which is an initiative of the Princess of Girona Foundation.
The family looked united as they all donned the colour blue as they focused intently on what was said.
The sibling duo made a rare joint appearance as they attended a workshop on innovation and creativity led by the Spanish chef Ferran Adrià in Gironda in the Galicia region of Spain yesterday.
Leonor and Sofia participated in the event without the supervision of their parents, suggesting they are one step further into becoming Spanish working royals.
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