Queen Letizia’s Style in Tudela: Massimo Dutti Dress
Queen Letizia has once again demonstrated her passion for Spanish cinema by attending the 31st Spanish Film Festival in Tudela.
On this occasion, the monarch attended the screening of ‘Los Santos Inocentes’, one of Mario Camus’ most iconic films, which celebrated its 40th anniversary.
As always, her presence did not go unnoticed, the choice of her outfit, has generated comparisons and revived her taste for timeless fashion.
Queen Letizia’s style in Tudela
For the occasion, Letizia rescued from her closet a Massimo Dutti design in burgundy, a shade that she has already worn on other occasions and that has become one of her favorites.
This dress, made in a fluid fabric, stands out for its minimalist elegance.
It features a high neckline, long sleeves, structured shoulders and a slightly bloused body that is fitted at the waist before opening into a midi skirt with a flared cut.
A piece that, despite its simplicity, has caught the attention of the press for its strong resemblance to another dress that the Queen owns from the firm Dries Van Noten.
It is not the first time that this Massimo Dutti design becomes the protagonist of her dressing room. Letizia debuted it in February 2021 and since then has resorted to it on several occasions.
As for her styling, Letizia opted for a sophisticated and sober look, complementing the dress with a black Carolina Herrera coat, due to the low temperatures.
Upon entering the cinema, she got rid of the outer garment, leaving the dress in its purest version in view, without the belt that on other occasions she had added to further emphasize the silhouette.
The accessories also played a key role in the harmony of the outfit.
The Queen combined the dress with burgundy Magrit pumps, with a comfortable and functional heel.
As for jewelry, she opted for drop-shaped earrings from the Spanish firm PDPAOLA, specifically the Sugar model, made of gold-plated silver.
To complete the look, she wore her inseparable Coreterno ring, a piece that has become a symbol of her personal style.
