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Queen Letizia of Spain hosted the inaugural La Vanguardia Awards at the National Art Museum of Catalonia with her husband, King Felipe, on Sept. 18, in Barcelona, Spain.
For the occasion, she stepped into a pair of towering stiletto pumps with metallic heels. With a striking aesthetic, these black pumps are a seasonless staple that is unfailing. Similar to Christian Louboutin’s ‘So Kate’ pair, this set has a leg-elongating point-toe silhouette and rests on a thin 4-inch heel.
Pointed-toe pumps are a timeless and versatile shoe style. The slip-on silhouette pairs well with a variety of looks, while the construction of the heels is both luxurious and durable.
Letizia wore a Dries Van Noten dress with a gold floral motif that covered the entire fabric. The dress was designed with a modern bateau neckline. This style is a modern signature of the Belgian label. The dress was both elegant and eye-catching, and it perfectly complemented the queen’s sophisticated style.
When it came to accessories, she selected Carolina Herrera jewelry in the same hue as the embellishments of her dress. She used the same stylish strategy when it came to her Carolina Herrera Bimba 1 Small Clutch in Gold.
Queen Letizia is a pro at mixing high and low fashion. She favors both top designers and fast fashion brands like Zara and Massimo Dutti. Whether she wears a sleek pantsuit or a flirty lace gown, Letizia knows how to style just about anything. She is often seen wearing affordable pieces from popular brands, which has made her a style icon for many women around the world. She is also known for her ability to update classic pieces with modern touches, which makes her look both stylish and timeless.
The awards recognize the work of organizations, institutions, businesses, and individuals who are active in the social, economic, political, or cultural spheres. The winners are chosen by a jury of distinguished individuals and members of the La Vanguardia editorial team.
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