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Queen Letizia's summer fashion, outreach & film fest

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In June 2026, Queen Letizia opened her summer programme in Madrid wearing a floral midi dress by Yolanda Guillén to promote local artisans. Throughout July, she continued to showcase Spanish designers, appearing in a muted emerald‑green sheath on 8 July and a vivid scarlet midi for the FIFA World Cup final on 18 July. During her support for Adolfo Domínguez’s 50th anniversary, the Queen visited the brand’s Ourense headquarters and the San Cibrao garment factory. Her appearances included a pastel‑watercolour geometric‑print midi and a multicolour cotton dress from the Zenit collection. She also highlighted minimalist summer elegance in a white Hugo Boss ensemble featuring a structured long vest and matching trousers. The summer concluded with the 16th Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest on 2 August. Presiding over the record-breaking ceremony in Palma, Letizia presented the Master of Cinema award to Alexandre Desplat while wearing an asymmetrical red Carolina Herrera dress. ~~Beyond specific events,~~ Later in August, during traditional receptions at Marivent Palace, the royal family continued to emphasize national fashion. Queen Letizia wore a white Sybilla design characterized by lightweight fabrics and elegant, informal lines. Princess Leonor also highlighted sustainable Spanish fashion by wearing a vibrant orange tie-dye two-piece set from the brand Thinking Mu. Throughout the season, the Queen’s ~~summer~~ wardrobe has been noted for emphasizing sustainability through the reuse of garments. This includes a Desigual dress, originally worn by Letizia in 2023, which has since been worn by Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, reinforcing a curated approach to royal fashion.

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