After a distinguished career as an icon of natural beauty and aging with dignity, Her Majesty Queen Letizia of Spain has decided to renew her image by adopting a style that disguises the gray hair she once wore with elegance.
Just a few days ago, on February 28, 2024, the Queen unveiled a fresh and modern haircut, just above her shoulders.
Now, however, she is sporting a new look in which her gray hair is no longer the protagonist.
Queen Letizia’s gray hair
The fact that the monarch was not afraid to show her gray hair was a great source of inspiration for thousands of women to value natural beauty and the passage of time by accepting aging as a natural thing, but now that is a thing of the past.
Her new look was unveiled during her visit to Seville on March 5, 2024, as part of the World Day for Rare Diseases, an event organized by the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases.
At the event, Queen Letizia wore an outfit that, although it has been part of her wardrobe on previous occasions, did not fail to accentuate her figure.
She opted for a navy blue merino wool midi dress with an A-line silhouette, and three-quarter sleeves.
The design featured two large white carnations on the chest, made using the intarsia jacquard technique, a signature of Spanish fashion house Galcón Studio.
She completed her outfit with low-heeled shoes, confirming a shift in her preferences towards comfort without sacrificing elegance.
Queen Letizia’s change of look
However, what attracted the most attention was the absence of the gray hair that used to stand out in her head of hair.
Recent photographs of the Queen suggest a subtle darkening of her hair, while still maintaining the warmth of the brown tones that complement her skin tone so well.
Queen Letizia’s decision to change her hair is undoubtedly a reflection of her personality and constant evolution.
Although it is likely that this change will influence public perception and possibly inspire other women to explore new facets of their own image and follow in her footsteps when it comes to hiding gray hair.