Infanta Sofía chose a Bruna dress for the most important ceremony of her time in Oviedo. This is the Augusta model, a navy blue design with a flowing silhouette that the Spanish brand sells for r $185.
One detail didn’t go unnoticed: the version available for purchase is longer, but Sofia wore it altered to a midi length, falling just below the knee. What she did keep was the front slit, which was visible with each step she took on the blue carpet of the Campoamor Theater, where the royal family arrived to applause from the people of Oviedo.
The cape the detail that stole the show
While the dress was simple, the cape was the piece that gave the outfit its character. Semitransparent and in the same navy blue shade, it featured a high neck and a wide ruffle that swept across the chest and shoulders, adding a touch of formality without sacrificing the look’s freshness.
Princess Leonor’s younger sister opted for a head-to-toe monochromatic look, finishing it off with pointed-toe slingback flats, also in navy blue, featuring one strap across the foot and another around the heel. A practical choice for a long day that also ensured the overall look remained cohesive.
Subtle jewelry and natural beauty
Otherwise, the Infanta preferred to keep things simple. A gold bracelet and a ring were her only pieces of jewelry, and she wore her long blond hair down, parted in the middle, with soft waves from the mid-lengths to the ends. The makeup followed the same approach, featuring subtly defined eyes, rosy cheeks, and lips in a understated pink.
Sofía seems comfortable with a youthful, understated style, and she includes some affordable pieces that make her wardrobe more like that of any other girl her age.