Author: Robert Marquez

Queen Letizia once again opted for a classic from her wardrobe at the opening of the 30th Ibero-American Summit. For the ceremony at the Teatro Real and the subsequent dinner at the Palacio Real, she chose a navy blue Delpozo dress she has worn on several occasions. The dress features a boat neckline, a gently ballooned silhouette, and a large flower appliquéd on the right shoulder. That almost architectural detail is what transforms a piece with simple lines into one of the most recognizable in her wardrobe. The King and Queen welcomed the heads of state and government from the…

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…

Princess Leonor began her speech in Oviedo by looking back to 1981, the year these awards were presented for the first time. That afternoon, the philosopher María Zambrano—the only woman to receive the award and someone who had spent four decades in exile—sent a note in which she spoke of a light where “the young and the unprecedented” came together. The recipient of those words was a 13-year-old Felipe, and his daughter brought them up now to pose the question that ran through her entire speech: Does it still make sense to come to Oviedo every year to celebrate those…

Kate Middleton arrived in Pulborough, West Sussex, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the community minibus service, which helps older people and rural residents who have difficulty accessing transportation. But amid meetings with volunteers and users, there was also time to take note of the Princess of Wales’s style, which featured an elegant combination that’s quite easy to imagine outside an official event. The princess wore a long wool coat from Jigsaw over a Reiss blouse with a tie detail, paired with wool-blend pants from Polo Ralph Lauren. Victoria Beckham’s Portofino belt cinched the waist and added a more defined…

Queen Letizia opted for one of those gala looks that seem simple at first glance but conceal several intriguing details. For the dinner held in honor of President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron, she chose a long Carolina Herrera gown in a delicate shade of Cloudy Blue. The design featured a straight silhouette, allowing the semi-sheer yoke with floral motifs to take center stage. The sleeves, featuring a cape effect and slits, added movement to a piece that didn’t need a lot of embellishment. Letizia paired the dress with metallic sandals from Martinelli x Redondo Brand and her…

Kate Middleton once again showed that a historic piece of jewelry can completely transform an outfit. For a premiere alongside Tom Cruise, the Princess of Wales chose a plum-colored silk dress by Jenny Packham, paired with shoes and a clutch by Jimmy Choo. But the piece that ultimately drew much of the attention was the Queen Mother’s spectacular amethyst necklace, a jewel that had remained out of the public eye for nearly 90 years. The necklace’s story dates back to 1923, when Queen Alexandra gave it to Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon on the occasion of her marriage to the then Duke of…

Queen Máxima recently showed once again that she knows how to adapt her looks for all kinds of engagements, although this time there was a rather curious detail. It was during her visit to Achterhoek, where she accompanied the Minister of Housing and Spatial Planning to learn about projects related to bioconstruction, that the Queen ended up driving a tractor through the countryside. And yes, she did so wearing an Ulla Johnson outfit that was far from unnoticed. Maxima chose a yellow two-piece set made of cotton poplin. The short-sleeved blouse featured voluminous sleeves, a ruffled collar, and bow details,…

At just seven months old, Princess Leonor already had her first significant moment tied to a tradition of the Spanish Royal Family. On June 7, 2006, her parents, then the Prince and Princess of Asturias, took the little girl to the Basilica of Our Lady of Atocha to present her before the Virgin. The event was simple and intimate, with just over two hundred people present and no official representatives. Leonor arrived dressed in white and held in her mother’s arms, but it soon became clear that she was quite curious about everything happening around her. She turned her head…

The return of Harry and Meghan to the United Kingdom, along with Archie and Lilibet, once again brings up a question that seemed resolved. What is their current role within the Royal Family? According to the information provided, King Charles III wanted to avoid any confusion and has sent guidelines to various British bodies to remind them that the Sandringham agreement has remained in effect since the Sussexes stepped down from their official duties in 2020. The communication makes the situation quite clear. Harry and Meghan are no longer active members of the Royal Family, and their titles as Royal…

Princess Leonor has already taken another important step in her education. On September 7, she arrived at the Getafe campus of Carlos III University to begin her studies in Political Science, following three years of military training. The heiress arrived full of enthusiasm, though it was impossible for her first day to go unnoticed amid the cameras, journalists, and the anticipation of students and staff. What did Princess Leonor wear on her first day of college? Her look also conveyed her intention to approach this phase of her life with a sense of normalcy. Leonor chose a white sleeveless blouse,…

Princess Leonor is wrapping up a three-year period of military training that, according to psychologist Lara Ferreiro, consulted by the Cronista portal, may have left a lasting impact far beyond uniforms, regulations, and training. Her time in Zaragoza, Galicia, and Murcia exposed her to responsibilities and challenging situations that likely strengthened her discipline, resilience, personal safety, and adaptability. One of the changes the specialist highlights is related to her identity. During this time, Leonor had to demonstrate her abilities in settings where her status as heir wasn’t the only thing that mattered. Passing tests, taking on responsibilities, and spending time…

Queen Mary of Denmark seems to have decided that autumn can start early in her wardrobe. For her visit to Eigtveds Pakhus in Copenhagen, she once again opted for a combination that blends elegance with that relaxed vibe so characteristic of Danish style. A white blouse with puff sleeves, a blue Paul Smith midi skirt, and a jacquard belt in shades of brown, orange, and yellow formed the foundation of the outfit. What I like most about this look is the accessories. Mary added green XXL sunglasses and a vintage Bottega Veneta Hobo bag in the same shade, while brown…