Queen Letizia of Spain appeared business-like this morning in a stylish recycled houndstooth blazer and leather trousers as she returned to work following the Duchess of Badajoz’s death yesterday.
The mother-of-two, 47, cut a stylish figure as she attended a meeting for FEDER, the Spanish Federation for Rare Diseases, in Madrid earlier today.
The royal nailed workwear chic, pairing a chic black polo neck and leather trousers with a trendy houndstooth blazer by Spanish brand Uterque, which costs £200.
It comes after she joined husband King Felipe VI, 51, at a funeral chapel last night to pay her respects to his aunt, Infanta Pilar of Spain – the older sister of King Juan Carlos I – who died yesterday.
Queen Letizia, 47, cut a stylish figure as she attended a meeting for FEDER, the Spanish Federation for Rare Diseases, in Madrid earlier today
The mother-of-two appeared focused as she arrived for the meeting in Madrid earlier this morning. She kept her makeup subtle, adding a touch of brown eyeliner to her lids and sweeping a nude colour across her lips
The royal recycled a black and white houndstooth blazer for the occasion, with black leather trousers and a simple polo neck
Queen Letizia appeared focused as she returned to work after the Duchess’ death yesterday.
The Spanish royal recycled the white houndstooth blazer, which cost £200, with black leather trousers and a simple black polo neck.
She first wore the double breasted blazer, which is sold-out online, in November as she joined King Felipe to board their flight to Havana for a four day trip to Cuba.
The queen finished her stylish outfit with a large black clutch bag and black stilettos.
The royal paired the trendy houndstooth blazer, costing £200, with a pair of black leather trousers for the meeting
The royal, who is one of the directors of FEDER, kept her makeup to a minimal and accessorised with a simple pair of studs for the event
The royal kept her jewellery minimal for the occasion, donning a pair of simple stud earrings.
Letizia styled her hair with a gentle blow dry, and accentuated her natural beauty with subtle makeup for the meeting.
She could be seen smiling into the sun as she arrived for the meeting at FEDER earlier today.
Letizia styled her hair with a gentle blow-dry for the day of events, and appeared relaxed as she arrived for the meeting in Madrid
The royal showed off her natural beauty by keeping makeup to a minimum, and adding a soft nude lipstick. She The smiled into the warm winter sun as she arrived ahead of the meeting in Madrid earlier today
Queen Letizia cut a stylish figure as she arrived for the event wearing the houndstooth blazer and leather skinny trousers
The former journalist is one of the directors of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER).
The Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases aims to promote ‘the need to work with everyone involved to promote the access to a diagnosis for those people suffering from rare diseases.’
They help people who have contracted a disease that less than five people per 10,000 have. There are more than three million people that fit the bill in Spain alone.
It comes after the royal and her husband Kind Felipe attended a funeral chapel for his aunt the Infanta Pilar of Spain, Duchess of Badajoz, last night.
The mother-of-two could be seen holding a notepad as she walked into the meeting with FEDER today
Pilar de Borbon was King Emeritus Juan Carlos’s elder sister and died yesterday aged 83 after being urgently admitted at the Ruber International Clinic in Madrid on January 5, the day of Juan Carlos’s 82nd birthday.
Members of the royal family including her brother Juan Carlos and his wife Queen Sofia, 81, as well as her nephew King Felipe and his wife attended a funeral chapel for her yesterday evening.
Although details of her conditions were not confirmed, the Duchess revealed in late May 2019 that she suffered from colon cancer, and has likely succumbed to her illness.