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Queen Letizia's summer fashion and outreach

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In July 2026, Queen Letizia continued a high‑profile summer fashion itinerary that highlighted Spanish designers while undertaking public duties. After attending the World Cup final on 18 July in a scarlet midi, she appeared at the Zarzuela Palace on 24 July in a black embroidered maxi and visited the Adolfo Domínguez headquarters in Ourense, wearing a multicoloured cotton dress from the spring‑summer 2026 Zenit collection – priced affordably to underscore Made‑in‑Spain values. On 25 July she was photographed in a crisp white suit – a structured Hugo Boss vest with matching trousers and light‑brown buttons – accessorised with a gold necklace, Coreterno ring and nude block‑heel Mary Jane shoes. During a stop at the Adolfo Domínguez atelier she chose a pastel‑coloured midi dress with a subtle V‑neck and flared skirt, pairing it with a Massimo Dutti bag, further promoting Spanish fashion ahead of the brand’s 50th anniversary. On 26 July she received six Dominican scholarship recipients at the Zarzuela Palace, the first cohort of a university programme funded by Banco ADOPEM and the BBVA Micro‑finance Foundation. After the audience, she inspected the Adolfo Domínguez garment factory in San Cibrao, Galicia, again in the multicolour cotton dress, reinforcing her visible support for Spanish fashion and social‑educational initiatives. On 31 July she attended Adolfo Domínguez’s 50th‑anniversary celebration at the San Cibrao das Viñas factory near Ourense, meeting the family owners and factory workers, underscoring the royal endorsement of the brand’s multigenerational legacy and its role in Spanish textile design.

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