The Alba family gathered this Friday to celebrate the baptism of the youngest of the house, Carlos, third grandson of the Duke of Alba. Parents, Carlos Fitz-James and Belén Corsini, they have summoned their loved ones to the parish of San Marcos to later move to Liria, where they have offered an agape to all the guests. Through the gardens of the historic palace, known as the ‘little brother’ of the Royal Palace, some of the most elegant and sophisticated ladies on the social scene have paraded: Eugenia Martínez de Irujo and Sofía Palazuelo.
The Duchess of Montoro, who has been accompanied by her husband, Narcís Rebollo, has opted for one of the most daring combinations of the season: red dress with purple scarf. The first, with a straight fit, halter neckline and palm tree print. A fresh and youthful piece ideal for the upcoming BBC season (weddings, baptisms and communions).
The Duchess of Huéscar, who has arrived at the church with her husband, Fernando Fitz-James Stuart, has been one of the most elegant with a double-sided two-piece in bottle green and beige. The top, draped at the waist and with a crossover neckline; the skirt, fluid and with an asymmetrical hem. She completed the outfit with a matching scarf, gold strappy sandals and a cane bag.
Your mother-in-law, Matilde Solís, has arrived at the church alone wearing a baroque print dress in pink and green tones, a turtle neck and an asymmetric skirt. She has combined it with ‘kitten hell’ heels in green velvet and a matching bucket bag.
Very simple we have seen Amina. The daughter of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo and Genoveva Casanova has come accompanied by her brother, Luis, demonstrating that the problems between her father and the rest of the Alba siblings do not affect the emotional ties with them (her father, in fact, has been the great absence of the afternoon). The young woman, who lives in London, has come to enjoy the family celebration dressed in a nude satin skirt and an orange top with a bow on the side.
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