The duel of looks between Máxima of Holland and Letizia Ortiz continued on the second day of the state visit of the kings of Spain to Dutch lands
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Queen Letizia packed her best clothes in her suitcase to face a duel of looks with her Dutch counterpart of Argentine nationality
However, beyond the splendid attitudes shown by the royals, it is worth highlighting the outfits with which they attended the event , which reinforced the particular aesthetic idea that each of the sovereigns has about their own image.
For her part, Máxima opted for one of her typical monochromatic outfits , resorting to a nude-colored outfit, which was elevated by a new hat, like the ones she typically resorts to.
The red look with which Letizia Ortiz competed with Máxima from Holland
Also betting on one of her recurring style formulas, Don Felipe’s wife attended the event wearing a red dress with kimono sleeves signed by Carolina Herrera. In this regard and before listing the list of completes that enhanced Letizia’s elegance, it is worth remembering that both the color red and the Venezuelan designer are two of the fetish variables present in most of the outfits that the Asturian queen models in their official events.
Continuing with the list of the clothes that made Letizia stand out from her counterpart, it is necessary to mention her fuchsia heels, which were matched with a bag of the same tone and a pink Carolina Herrera coat chosen for the occasion.
Other information about the Carolina Herrera outfit that Letizia Ortiz wore during her state visit to Holland
Regarding the main piece of the outfit, the dress, it is necessary to note that this is not the first time that the Spanish queen has modeled it, since on her trip to Sweden in 2021 she also used it to shine alongside the royals of that time. region.
Finally, we will also make an honorable mention of the footwear worn by the former journalist, since, despite the ailment in her feet that last night, during the gala dinner at the palace in Amsterdam, it was a high-heeled design, proving that for Ortiz Rocasolano, glamor always comes first.
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