Letizia and her 180 degree turn in Angola: from the ‘oversize’ black to the most feminine and romantic pink

The king and queen landed late in the afternoon at the Quatro de Fevereiro international airport in the capital of the Republic of Angola after an eight-hour flight from Madrid. There they have been received by a discreet welcome committee, headed by the Foreign Minister, Teté António. Lady Letizia It has been arranged in full flight for the occasion and has given a 180-degree turn to the style with which it said goodbye to Spain.

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If on Monday morning we saw the wife of Philip VI With an XXL coat in black, pants and comfortable boots in the same tone and a single touch of color in the fuchsia turtleneck sweater, tonight she wore a beautiful set of a pale pink silk blouse and pants signed by Hugo Boss. In Doña Letizia’s new outfit, the sleeves of her blouse stand out, with a very fluid fall at the peak, and the waistband of the pants, a detail that the queen is very assiduous to. Her bag, very youthful, box type and shoulder strap, is also brand new and is Carolina Herrera. This is the Initials Insignia model, it is made of baobab leather and costs 810 euros (the queen has the same model in fuchsia and white). At the feet, shoes Magritte with platform.

The kings will spend three days in Angola on an official trip, in which they will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jose Manuel Albares. The agenda begins on Tuesday, February 7 at 10:30 a.m.: they will attend the memorial in tribute to Agostinho Neto, the first president of Angola. After this ceremony of honor, the King and Queen will move to the Presidential Palace, where the president, Joao Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, and his wife, Ana Afonso Dias Lourenço, will offer them an official welcome.

The first lady will act as hostess for Doña Letizia in her solo agenda in Angola. Both will meet in Dias Lourenço’s office as president of the Ngana Zanza Foundation. There they will preside over the meeting with women leaders of the Angolan civil society and will participate in the meeting that will deal with education as an essential factor of empowerment.