King Felipe and Letizia attended the opening of the exhibition Delibes at the National Library

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Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
On September 17, 2020, King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended the opening of the exhibition 'Delibes' held at the National Library in Madrid. On October 17, 2020, the 100th anniversary of the birth of Miguel Delibes will be celebrated. Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) together with the National Library of Spain organize this exhibition to pay tribute to this great writer.
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Miguel Delibes was born on October 17, 1920 and died on March 12, 2010. He is a Spanish novelist, journalist and newspaper editor but also a Professor of Commercial Law. Delibes was one of the leading figures of post-Civil War Spanish literature. Queen Letizia wore an embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta.
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore a v-neck embroidered crepe dress from Bottega Veneta, and slingback black pumps from Carolina Herrera
Queen Letizia wore Bottega Veneta v-neck embroidered crepe dress
Bottega Veneta V-neck Embroidered Crepe Dress

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  1. Anonymous18/9/20 01:01

    Color, silhouette, & pleating are nice. The embroidery isn’t my favorite.
    E.B.B.

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  2. Chel18/9/20 01:53

    Beautiful, classic dress, she looks fabulous. Even though her hair looks good, I personally think it's a little long, i like when she has it cut a little shorter (just my preference).
    Chel

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  3. AnnieM18/9/20 01:57

    Another lovely dress with beautiful features. It’s a gorgeous shade and a great fit. Also good to see her back in her super selection of heels after the summer of espadrilles. 👠

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    1. MaryT18/9/20 08:22

      Agree! I may be wrong but I think it is a re-wear.

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    2. Angie18/9/20 14:17

      Sí, Letizia estrenó este vestido en 2018 y lo repitió en 2019, con otros zapatos y bolsos.
      Es un vestido bonito y muy ponible para eventos diversos.

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  4. Ava Pittman18/9/20 02:17

    This is a lovely, simple pretty dress. I love the addition of embroidery on the bodice and sleeves, it adds interest. Love the sling back shoes and clutch bag, perfect choices.

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  5. Achard6218/9/20 15:52

    Un modèle dont les surpiqûres -comme des rayons de soleil- sur son décolleté en V donnent une touche très originale ; superbes les escarpins à lanières-arrière !

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  6. Anonymous18/9/20 18:18

    Very nice. Love the drape and flow. I prefer her hair a little shorter but I like the colour and streaks of grey.

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  7. Anonymous19/9/20 03:31

    I don't believe she has had her hair touched since the beginning of the pandemic, which explains the length and the grey. I don't know what she has in mind for her hair, but I don't think she would keep the grey when she does finally have it cut. It definitely has a unique growth pattern.

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