Queen Letizia has rescued her elegant and sophisticated polka dot dress

This Monday, April 24, as usual, Queen Letizia, has stood out for her elegant and sophisticated style, by rescuing her green chiffon dress with polka dot print from the Sevillian brand Vogana Collection, which she premiered in 2022 on the National Day of the National Holiday.

The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe, and Queen Letizia have started the week in style and presented the ‘Miguel de Cervantes 2022’ Spanish Language Literature Prize to the poet Rafael Cadenas. The event took place in the auditorium of the University of Alcalá amid great expectations of the public and media.

Queen Letizia in a polka dot dress at the ‘Miguel de Cervantes 2022’ awards.

The dress, has an original crossover neckline, marked waist, open sleeves with cuffs, and a very comfortable and flattering flying skirt, a perfect look for the spring/summer season.

The mother of Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia has completed her look with comfortable slingback shoes, taking into account her health problems in her feet. In her ears, she wore new earrings composed of a yellow gold bar and baroque square and prehnite cultured pearls from Pepe Alba jewelry.

The Spanish royal couple, Felipe and Letizia, will culminate this Tuesday the events related to the Cervantes Prize award ceremony with a gala lunch at the splendid Royal Palace in Madrid.

What is the Miguel de Cervantes Award?

The Miguel de Cervantes Prize for Literature in the Spanish Language, also known as the Cervantes Prize, is an important award given annually to honor the career of the most outstanding writer in the Spanish language. It was established in 1975 by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and is awarded to a writer whose work has made a significant contribution to literature in Spanish.

The award is named after the famous writer Miguel de Cervantes, author of the masterpiece of Spanish literature, Don Quixote de la Mancha. Since its creation, it has become one of the most prestigious literary awards in the Spanish-speaking world, and is considered the Nobel Prize for literature in Spanish.