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Queen Letizia is vision in blue for engagement with King Felipe© Casa de S.M. el Rey

Queen Letizia is vision in blue for engagement with King Felipe

The stylish Spanish royal wore pieces from BOSS


UPDATED FEBRUARY 18, 2021 2:50 PM EST

 Queen Letizia  of Spain was a vision in blue as she stepped out on Wednesday. The royal mom of two and  King Felipe  presided over the presentation of the “Scholarships of the Spanish Cooperation #BECASQUECAMBIANVIDA” at Madrid Viana’s Palace. Letizia cut a stylish figure wearing a sky blue high-waisted BOSS pencil skirt, which she paired with a navy V-neck blouse that featured flared sleeves, also by BOSS.

Queen Letizia was a vision in blue wearing a skirt and blouse from BOSS© GTres
Queen Letizia was a vision in blue wearing a skirt and blouse from BOSS

The Spanish Queen, 48, completed her sophisticated ensemble with a Carolina Herrera clutch, Magrit heels and a white face mask. Letizia styled her brunette tresses down for the engagement with her husband.

According to Becas de la Cooperación Española’s website, the Scholarships of the Spanish Cooperations “are an instrument of excellence, understood as the quality of training and as a generation of value and social innovation.”

The couple attended the event at Madrid Viana's Palace on Feb. 17© GTres
The couple attended the event at Madrid Viana’s Palace on Feb. 17

Felipe said (via HOLA!) that he and Letizia were “especially happy” to be at the event, which was organized by the Fundación Carolina and AECID. “It is of special value to continue looking to the future and to bet on the illusion and hope of young students and professionals from various countries,” he said.

It was announced last week that the King and Queen’s eldest daughter  Princess Leonor  will be taking her studies abroad. The future Queen of Spain is set to begin a two-year course at the UWC Atlantic College in Wales “between the end of August and the beginning of September.” In a statement, the palace said, “The Princess of Asturias will make this period of her education compatible with the progressive development of her institutional commitments in Spain.”