Queen Letizia of Spain wowed royal fans in a pink, strapless, feathered top and tailored black trousers at the Princess of Asturias Awards Concert with husband King Felipe.
The royal knows how to wear pink... October 20, 2019 - 16:33 BST Nichola Murphy Queen Letizia of Spain often looks glowing in a subtle blush pink colour, but she opted for a more adventurous look in Oviedo by customising her corset-style top with extra feathers. Pictured at the Princess of Asturias Awards Concert, the Spanish royal wore a strapless top by Spanish label The 2nd Skin Co. which cost £585 and featured three layers of ruffles at the top and delicate feather detailing.
Letizia pulled her dark hair into an elegant low bun with a few strands framing her face, alongside natural makeup, showing off her usual glowing skin and glossy lips while highlighting her eyes with rose gold eyeshadow and long dark eyelashes.King Felipe also looked dapper in a black suit and maroon tie as the couple attended the annual orchestral concert, which is the opening event for the Princess of Asturias Awards.
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