On 14 July 2026, King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, and Infanta Sofía attended the traditional meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Princess of Girona Foundation at the Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel in Barcelona ahead of the 2026 Princess of Girona Awards ceremony. They also met with the recipients of the 2026 Princess of Girona Awards.
Later that day, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, together with Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, will preside over the 2026 Princess of Girona Awards ceremony, during which filmmaker Gemma Blasco, researcher José Eduardo Méndez, entrepreneur Mercedes Bidart, social entrepreneur Hatim Azahri, entrepreneur Patricia Aymà, and researcher Rafael Luque will be honoured in their respective categories.
I like the pantsuits. I prefer Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia's. King Felipe with no tie and unbuttoned buttons. He must be feeling frisky.Woo!
ReplyDeleteOh là, peu conformes à sa morphologie, le tailleur de Sofia.
ReplyDelete"Meeting of the Board of Trustees" etc. is sure an occasion where they have enough reason to wear trouser suits. Our three ladies look fine - but it is not easy to say more than that about it. The suits are not extraordinary or stellar, they are OK. Best fitting goes to Letizia.
ReplyDeleteLetizia's and Leonor's pantsuits have a perfect fit. Sofia's outfit reminds me kimono uniform. She should get rid of the belt, then it will be a nice suit. I wonder why Sofia never carries a handbag like her elder sister and mother.
ReplyDeleteInters that both red and blue pant suits are from the same designer. I like both , however prefer the lapels and no pocket flaps of the blue suit, they give a sleeker less masculine look, if that is an appropriate description.
ReplyDeleteEveryone is wearing a pantsuit. There is not much of a contrast or print to break up the monotony. I like the bright colours but it's a bit boring from a fashion point of view. The only one that distinguished himself is Felipe with his white open neck shirt.
ReplyDeleteAll three lovely fitting suits. My preference is the blue, very feminine, and I am not a fan of double breasted suits generally, especially with a tie belt. The exception is the Duke of Edinburgh, his slim physique can carry the extra bulk of the front closing.
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