Queen Letizia visits BBVA bank in Madrid

Queen Letizia visits BBVA bank in Madrid



She's famously fond of a fashion forward look, but occasionally Queen Letizia likes to keep things classic.

After visiting Madrid's National Science Museum in a pair of tight leather trousers and a sleeveless jacket last week, the Spanish monarch returned to more familiar sartorial territory, opting for a slim-fitting pencil skirt with coordinating clutch and heels.

Queen Letizia teamed her statement skirt with a white blouse with dramatic lace detail at the sleeves, and added a simple pair of pearl drop earrings.



Queen Letizia was visiting BBVA bank in Madrid, to deliver a speech at a ceremony to mark the 10th anniversary of the BBVA Bank Foundation.

The foundation was established to create opportunities for vulnerable people, and to facilitate access to financial services in a responsible way.



Queen Letizia, who joined her husband King Felipe VI to watch the annual Armed Forces Day military parade in Guadalajara on Saturday, was back in the capital on Monday to speak at the event.

Despite her hectic schedule, the Queen appeared relaxed as she smiled for the cameras while making her way into the bank on Monday.



Last Wednesday the 44-year-old mother-of-two looked slick in black leather skinnies, sky-high stilettos, and a tailored white sleeveless jacket to visit the National Museum of Science and Technology for a prize-giving ceremony.

She was snapped congratulating the young male winner of the 2017 Famelab, a science and communication competition, as she handed over his first prize certificate.

The winner will now go on to participate in the international competition in the UK in June.