Letizia adds color to her winter look with a fluorescent pistachio: spring is here

Walking down the street, iPad in hand and with his documentation dossier. The Queen Letizia has arrived at the Madrid headquarters of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (ERDF) to chair a meeting with this institution with which it is strongly committed and which also celebrates its 25th anniversary. It was this Tuesday, February 13, morning.

Winter looks are marked by very neutral colors. From the black and white catalog we move on to browns and grays in all their ranges. The cold often leads us to hyper-discreet colors. On this occasion, Letizia has broken this trend and has worn a pistachio-colored jacket. A bright fluorine green tone that has illuminated a 100% dark set. Black the pants, black the coat-cape and black the boots. The jacket, with two rows of buttons, has a double-breasted trapeze cut designed by Hugo Boss. Very original. He premiered it on his trip to Denmark.

The Queen was very smiling, greeting everyone. As she walked, she grabbed the coat, which she wore draped over her shoulders like a cape (back to the cape). And a detail: she holds her bangs with a hidden hairpin in a youthful updo.

This was Letizia's arrival at the meeting at the FEDER, in which visibility was given to World Rare Disease Day, next on February 29. For this reason, the institution has launched a campaign that focuses on prevention through an axis of work based on research, early diagnosis and treatment. The motto of this initiative is In rare diseases, is prevention better than cure? Furthermore, the FEDER turns 25 years old. Throughout this time, the association has gone from representing 7 organizations to bringing together 418.