King Felipe and Queen Letizia's visit to South Korea, 2nd day

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain are currently making a 2 day state visit to South Korea. On the second day of their state visit to South Korea, Queen Letizia and First Lady Jung-sook visited the headquarters of the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). The King and Queen then visited Seoul City Hall. In the afternoon, the King and Queen visited LG's new Innovation Gallery at LG Science Park. Afterwards, the King and Queen attended a reception of the Spanish community living in South Korea. The Queen wore a new confetti-print shirt-dress by Massimo-Dutti.
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress and Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Queen Letizia wore Carolina Herrera silk blouse from spring 2017 collection
Carolina Herrera Silk Blouse - Spring 2017 Collection
Queen Letizia wore Massimo Dutti confetti-print shirt-dress
Massimo Dutti Confetti-print Shirt-dress

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  1. Funny point - Letizia is finally taller than the people she is meeting up with :) Nice outfit.

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    1. La obsesiĂ³n de algunas personas por "demostrar" que Letizia es casi una enana, ya aburre. Las Ăºnicas Royals de su generaciĂ³n que son mĂ¡s altas son Mathilde, Mette-Marit, Catherine y MĂ¡xima. El resto, NO.
      En cuanto a estilo, gracia, originalidad y Ă©tica de trabajo, no la supera NINGUNA.

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    2. Why are you so unpleasant? Did I say something about her which is not true? Did I attack her in any way? NO!!! I simply stated a fact which anyone can see for themselves. Furthermore I like Letizia and that´s that. Jannillka

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  2. Beaucoup d’originalitĂ© ! Les asiatiques ne portent pas de cuir ,ils ont dĂ» Ăªtre surpris .

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  3. No to the dark dotted dress. That´s not a business dress. It´s a lot of fabric without much structure. And the colour and print are dull.
    Yes to the white blouse and red leather skirt. Very nice pairing, looking fresh and elegant. I would like the skirt to be a few cm shorter (only 3-4cm but it would make a big difference in terms of proportions). But still a very sharp look.
    A massive yes to the purple skirt suit of the Korean first lady. Perfectly tailored, simple and clean lines with just the right amount of interest with the leather piping around the neck and along the zipper. Class.
    Felipe looks good. Nice to see a gray suit for a change. I only wish he hadn´t chosen a pink tie on the day her wife wears a red skirt.

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  4. Love red and white combo.

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  5. Both outfits are really nice . The two ladies look great.

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  6. I like the white blouse lovely lace detail on the sleeves. Maybe the dark dress a bit shorter? I also like the purple suite from the Korean First lady.

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  7. Ava Pittman25/10/19 04:15

    The white blouse is beautiful. Elegant and classy. Love the dark dress, accessories are a perfect finish.

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  8. Seems we’re all more or less on the same page. Red leather skirt and cream top (it seems to me it’s not white perse) looks nice and fresh. Long MDutti dress not particularly great.

    Lily

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  9. Superbe jupe en cuir rouge avec pochette et escarpins assortis.. La blouse est originale.. Jolies boucles d'oreilles... Le tout très chic !!!

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  10. Me encantan los dos conjuntos. Letizia nunca falla.

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  11. While Letizia looks great in just about everything, I do think the dress is rather matronly. I much prefer her in the red skirt and white blouse. The skirt is tres chic and the blouse is very pretty and feminine, while complementing the skirt perfectly.

    Lizzie

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    1. Absolutely agree, Lizzie.

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    2. Matronly? My daughter is 17 years old and own that dress, she wears it with boots though.

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  12. Yes to the confetti dress, which with the exception of his tie is a perfect match to the king's color palette and quite suitable for a visit to an industrial location. It is ladylike without being too severe. The red leather skirt and blouse are chic without being overdone. With three outfit changes in one day (back to the suit and sweater for the trip home) it must have been quite hectic dashing back and forth to the hotel. The king's fashion except his formal wear seems to have been chosen mainly to match his eyes. The pieces separately are elegant but the combinations... Belle

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