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Queen Letizia of Spain is all smiles in striking chartreuse blazer from Hugo Boss for meeting in Madrid

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Queen Letizia of Spain showed off her fashion style during a visit to FEDER in Madrid

Queen Letizia of Spain showed off her fashion style today during a visit to FEDER, the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases, in Madrid.

The royal, 51, made a stylish entrance in a striking chartreuse Hugo Boss blazer, which cost £354.99, teamed with wide-leg trousers and suede boots.

Debuting in November 2023, Letizia’s ‘Jestena’ jacket is made from textured wool with an asymmetrical double-breasted front and classic notch lapels.

Each year, visit FEDER to learn about the challenges and opportunities the charity anticipates for the coming year.

The monarch, who is the Honorary President, was radiant when she came to preside a meeting at the organization’s headquarters in the Spanish capital.

Queen Letizia of Spain showed off her fashion style during a visit to FEDER in Madrid

Queen Letizia made a sartorial statement in a £354.99 wool jacket from Hugo Boss, featuring an asymmetric double-breasted front, classic notch lapels and buttoned cuffs.

Letting her jacket take center stage, she accessorized it with wide-leg pants, suede boots, and a long wool coat, all in a sleek black hue.

The royal mother of two opted for her signature makeup look, incorporating a smoky eye, tanned cheekbones and nude lips, while her brunette locks fell over her shoulders.

Letizia completed her outfit with Minimal jewelry, choosing only diamond earrings and a gold ring.

The former journalist is Honorary President of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER), established in 1999.

The Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases aims to promote ‘the need to work with all those involved to promote access to diagnosis for those people who suffer from rare diseases’.

They help people who have contracted a disease from which fewer than five people in 10,000 suffer. In Spain alone there are more than three million people who meet the requirements.

It comes after Queen Letizia of Spain attended an event to mark International Safer Internet Day last week.

The royal made a stylish entrance in a striking chartreuse blazer from Hugo Boss

The royal made a stylish entrance in a striking chartreuse blazer from Hugo Boss

She paired her standout blazer with wide-leg pants and suede boots, and finished the look with a wool coat.

She paired her standout blazer with wide-leg pants and suede boots, and finished the look with a wool coat.

The monarch showed off her signature makeup look, incorporating a smoky eye and nude lips.

The monarch showed off her signature makeup look, incorporating a smoky eye and nude lips.

Letizia wore a striking Hugo Boss blazer, which she debuted in November 2023

The royal looked elegant and effortless in her meeting with FEDER

The royal looked effortlessly chic for her meeting with FEDER, sporting a Hugo Boss jacket that debuted in 2023.

Her ensemble was completed with minimal jewelry, choosing only diamond earrings and a gold ring.

Her ensemble was completed with minimal jewelry, choosing only diamond earrings and a gold ring.

Letizia arrived very excited at the FEDER headquarters in Madrid

Letizia arrived very excited at the FEDER headquarters in Madrid

The European monarch attended Los Jóvenes de Madrid to promote the safe and responsible use of the internet and technology among children and adolescents.

On the occasion, Letizia met with several young people to discuss how teenagers can reduce harmful risks on the Internet.

The royal mother of two has long raised awareness about online issues and often attends the annual event.

For the occasion, the fashion-forward royal put on a stylish display in separates, including a pair of black skinny-style pants.

The fashion-forward royal paired the suit with a simple yet elegant off-white top, completing the look with a pair of black leather high-heeled loafers.

Chairing the event, the royal shared her thoughts on the importance of internet safety and took time to speak to young attendees.

With the motto “together for a better Internet”, the annual campaign takes place in February each year.

At this global event, committees and supporters from around the world come together to plan events that promote web safety.

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