Queen Letizia Wears Outfits No Other Royal Could Pull Off — You'll Want to See Them!

Letizia dazzled in this Carolina Herrera dress that costs a whopping $5,990.

She turned heads in this two-piece number from Lorenzo Caprile.

The queen went for a more casual outfit but dressed it up with her shoes to welcome the Israeli president and his wife.

Another look that she stunned in, especially with the pewter heels.

Letizia dropped jaws when she showed up in this gorgeous, sleeveless Angel Schlesser jumpsuit.

Red is definitely Letizia's color, and the Lodi pumps added that special touch to bring the look together.

The best part of this outfit was the $89 Massimo Dutti trousers she was rocking.

Her majesty gave the best 1950s glamour vibes in this Felipe Varela gown.

Queen Letizia was the reincarnation of Spring in this Carolina Herrera dress.

Blue is a color that suits Letizia every time she wears it, especially in a two-piece ensemble.

Who doesn't love a good budget item? Letizia wore this $90 dress from Zara, and it was perfect!

Yet another 1950s-inspired look from the queen and in her favorite designer, Felipe Varela.

She was ready for business with this look, and it worked like a charm, especially with the pop of red from her Zara bag.

Yet another dress from Zara that she paired perfectly with different pink accessories.

Letizia stood out among the crowd in this Carolina Herrera dress. The best part is she made it her own by adding a black ribbon belt to cinch at the waist.

This Hugo Boss dress fit the queen like a glove.

Letizia was all smiles in yet another Felipe Varela outfit.

Yet another look to prove red is totally Queen Letizia's color. This time it was actually two separates from Nina Ricci.

The most unexpected thing from this outfit wasn't the dress but the clear heels she wore.

This Hugo Boss knit dress is one we are sure we will see the queen in again.

Letizia stepped out in this Carolina Herrera top that went perfectly with her entire outfit.

This black dress from Nina Ricci fit Letizia in the best way.

Queen Letizia's strappy sandals sent us on a serious shopping spree.

Letizia's floral dress is inspired by Spain's mantón de mantilla.

The queen chose the perfect Summer shirt to pair with her white pants for the Spanish royal family's official seasonal portraits.

Showing off a classic fashion rule, Queen Letizia matched her hunter green pussy bow top to her clutch.

The Spanish royal showed off an asymmetrical top with a A-line soft pastel skirt, but we only had eyes for her trendy straw bag.

This gorgeous one-shoulder navy blue gown was made even more stunning by Letizia's incredible sapphire and diamond earrings.

Letizia wore an all-time favorite outfit she often packs when traveling abroad.

Queen Letizia met with Queen Elizabeth of England while wearing an off-the-shoulder red gown that stole the show.

The queen wore two millennial pink Zara pieces that cost just $100 total.

Is Letizia showing off "Red, White, and Blue" pride? Probably not, but her outfit gave us inspiration for the day.

A classic black-and-white dress looks great on the Queen of Spain, paired with see-through heels.

Queen Letizia's candy-cane look was all about her Mango caged sandals.

The queen's versatile dusty-blue pleated skirt is one you should have in your arsenal.

Once you have gotten past Letizia's amazing bubble ponytail, you'll want to check out her gray embellished maxi dress.

Queen Letizia wore a favorite floral short-sleeved dress to Armed Forces Day.

We can see ourselves wearing this cream outfit on a hot Summer day.

The fact that she can wear a vest as a top is an indication that Queen Letizia can wear anything.

Letizia wasn't afraid to go overboard with red, wearing monochrome from head to toe.

You might think Queen Letizia's dress is simple, but we think it's the perfect Summer outfit.

At Infanta Sofía's first communion, the queen showed off a pastel coat with a lace pattern.

Letizia might be the only royal who wears leather regularly.

The waistcoat Queen Letizia paired with a silk blouse made us want to go shopping.

Proving she belongs on a Hollywood red carpet, Queen Letizia wore a red one-armed cape gown.

Letizia's gray and purple dress and coat set is just too beautiful for words.

For their official Easter portrait, the queen wore a blue look that perfectly matched the king's.

Queen Letizia embraced the cold-shoulder trend.

We never thought we would see royalty rocking an off-the-shoulder top, but Queen Letizia did it.

The queen fully embraced Spring in white slacks and a pastel top.

Studs, colorblocking, black and white – Queen Letizia's long-sleeved dress had it all.

This black long-sleeved dress with Japanese motifs is the definition of gorgeous.

We'll be over here dreaming about the ruffled sleeves on Queen Letizia's amazing red coat.

How does she make a classic white blouse and high-waisted pants combo look so damn good?

We're going to copy Letizia's Carolina Herrera floral dress look.

The star-shaped cutouts in Letizia's gray jacket give us a peek at her baby-pink dress.

We're in love with the queen's ruffled jacket!

The vertical stripes in Queen Letizia's sparkly dress made her look taller and slimmer.

Queen Letizia's white skater dress is what we want to wear on date night.

The queen welcomed Argentina's first lady to Madrid in the perfect millennial pink skirt and jacket.

Letizia is a fan of leather — she has a few favorite pieces, including leather culottes. This burgundy dress from Hugo Boss is sure to make lots of appearances this year.

The queen's Carolina Herrera feather-embellished dress left us shopping for our own bird-inspired look.

Excuse us while we dig for that cape dress we wore all the time a few years ago, because Queen Letizia brought back the trend.

Is there anything more professional than a dark gray suit? Queen Letizia doesn't think so.

We can't get enough of this ombré jacket and neither can the queen.

Debuting a burgundy ballgown, Letizia held an event at the palace in Madrid.

This layered looked featured a colorblock jacket over a favorite black cape.

The Spanish royal knows nothing is better than a tweed dress for a work meeting.

This trendy outfit's standout piece was Letizia's beige buttonless robe coat.

A simple red top was a great addition to one of the queen's favorite repeat outfits.

To kick off the year, Queen Letizia looked professional in a navy blue robe coat.

Queen Letizia's Felipe Varela cobalt gown was best seen from the sides.