Letizia recovers her most classic Varela in her appointment with her ‘colleagues’: Francisco Cerecedo Award

The queen dazzled this Tuesday at the Palace hotel in one of the most important events on her agenda: the Francisco Cerecedo Awards ceremony. Lady Letiziaaccompanied by the King Felipe VIhas met with his ‘colleagues’ by profession, the journalists, for whom he has recovered a Felipe Varela dress that is, according to experts, an authentic museum piece.

Also read: Doña Letizia shares her week among women lawyers, journalism and her trip to Tenerife

It is a short-sleeved midi model made in brocade patchwork and hand-embroidered in thread, glass and midnight blue, cerulean, slate and nude metal. She premiered it in 2018 to walk the Campoamor Theater carpet at the Princess of Asturias Awards and we saw her with him again three years later, in 2021, during the delivery of the 70th edition of the Planeta Awards in Barcelona.

On this occasion, she has combined it with a clutch (by Varela) and black satin pumps (by Prada) with earrings from the Swiss firm De Grisogono, made with pavé-cut black diamonds, perfect for the look. In addition, his inseparable ring from Karen Hallam.

The Association of European Journalists announces the Francisco Cerecedo Journalism Award every year under the patronage of BBVA. It is endowed with 24,000 euros and a medal designed by the sculptor Julio López Hernández. The winner on this occasion is Pilar Bonet, a correspondent in Austria, Russia and Germany, who has covered such important milestones as the fall of the Berlin Wall. In addition to the gala, the guests enjoy a subsequent dinner in which the queen develops like a fish in water with those who for years were teachers and companions, such as Ángeles Blanco or Fernando Ónega, father of Sonsoles, one of the best friends of Doña Letizia.

The Kings preside over the award ceremony of the 39th edition of the “Francisco Cerecedo” Journalism Award granted by the Association of European Journalists.

??https://t.co/76LMZ4GaOD pic.twitter.com/8kDLwfPM06

— House of HM the King (@CasaReal) November 29, 2022