Queen Letizia's Style Deserves a Crown of Its Own, So Start Taking Notes

For the annual celebration of the Pascua Militar, Letizia stepped out in a blue velvet Felipe Varela, matching clutch, and Lodi pumps.

The Spanish royal was all business for a meeting at the Foundation of Emerging Spanish. Letizia stepped out in a sleek Hugo Boss set, clutch, and shoes.

Letizia joined her husband, King Felipe VI, as he was presented with the Adolfo Suárez Defense of Human Rights award in a gorgeous Carolina Herrera dress. She finished it off with a pair of sheer black stockings and Carolina Herrera heels.

Continuing her love of Hugo Boss, Letizia wore this chic jacket and white blouse from the brand. She added fun elements with a pair of studded shoes from Uterqüe and horn-shaped earrings from Mango.

Looking regal in red at her eldest daughter Leonor's Order of the Golden Fleece ceremony, Letizia stunned in a Felipe Varela ensemble and ombre Lodi pumps.

For the annual Diplomatic Corps reception, Letizia went for a classic black and white look. She wore Felipe Varela, Lodi pumps, and a gorgeous pair of pearl drop earrings.

At the seventh annual Forum Against Cancer, Letizia kept it classy in a Hugo Boss silk blouse, Carolina Herrera skirt, Magrit pumps, and Felipe Varela clutch.

The queen attended the Gold Medals of Merit in Fine Arts ceremony in a very monochrome outfit, but kept it playful with her top. She wore a dark blue Hugo Boss coat and matching suit. Her polka dot blouse and clutch were Carolina Herrera, while her heels were Magrit.

At the Princess of Girona Arts and Letters Foundation Awards, Letizia looked ready for business. Her sleek blazer was Carolina Herrera, her trousers were Hugo Boss, and her shoes were Prada.

At the presentation for the Tomás Francisco Prieto prize, Letizia stood out in a fun Roberto Verino jacquard skirt, black knit top, and Prada heels.

The Spanish royals attended the National Innovation and Design awards, and Letizia's look was the epitome of tailored with a feminine edge. She wore an intricate, dusty pink Zara lace shirt, wide-leg black trousers, and Lodi pumps.

Talk about an expert at color blocking! Letizia attended a Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases meeting in a matching Hugo Boss coat and skirt. She complemented it with a wool top and camel-colored block heels.

For the National Sports Awards, Letizia rocked a fabulous green cape dress and added an edge with a pair of snake-print Magrit heels.

Letizia stepped out for a meeting with the Government Delegation for Gender Violence in a Hugo Boss coat, straight leg trousers, and crocodile-embossed heels. She finished it up with her adorable Chanel earrings.

Letizia stepped into the Arco Art Fair looking like she was ready to take over the room in this head-to-toe red outfit. The Queen wore a matching blouse and skirt, and paired it off with her over-the-knee Magrit boots and Carolina Herrera snakeskin clutch.

To greet audiences at the Palace of Zarzuela, Letizia wore a very sophisticated tweed shirt, Hugo Boss pants, Carolina Herrera heels, and her Chanel cométe earrings.

At an event to promote digital literacy for women living in rural areas of Spain, Letizia channeled vintage glam in this blue tea dress from Bottega Veneta. She paired it with Elena C mini butterfly earrings, a Felipe Varela clutch, and Prada heels.

Letizia decided to pay homage to Spain's Winter Olympics athletes in bright red. She wore a Hugo Boss turtleneck, Carolina Herrera skirt, and Magrit over-the-knee boots.

To mark World Rare Disease Day, Letizia attended a ceremony in a Hugo Boss skirt suit that's just fabulous. She finished off her look with Prada heels and Tous pearl drop earrings.

Letizia arrived at a meeting with the Integra Foundation in an eclectic CH Carolina Herrera wool coat that features a bouclé drop waist hem, giving the illusion of a miniskirt. She gave it some edge with blue Uterqüe leather leggings, a CH Carolina Herrera clutch, Magrit leather pumps, and Chanel earrings.

In yet another red look, Letizia wowed at an event commemorating the capitulations of Valladolid in Roberto Torretta. She wore paired the blazer and matching trousers with red suede Magrit heels and her Carolina Herrera snakeskin clutch.

For the Spanish royal family's Easter celebrations, Letizia wore a nautical look inspired by the setting: the island of Mallorca. She rocked a polka dot Hugo Boss blouse, wide leg pants, Nina Ricci heels, and a pink Uterqüe handbag.

The Spanish royal reworked her Hugo Boss jacket for a disability conference. Instead of wearing it with the matching skirt, Letizia opted for a Hugo Boss wool sweater, basic black pants, a Carolina Herrera clutch, and Magrit leather heels.

Following her father-in-law's knee surgery, Letizia arrived at the hospital alongside her mother-in-law Queen Sofia. Letizia wore a Hugo Boss trench coat, black trousers, leather oxford shoes, a Paco Rabanne bag, and Chanel earrings.

Letizia attended the 36th edition of the "La Caixa" scholarship ceremony and kept it fun with a slight edge while presenting. She pulled out this Hugo Boss skirt from her closet, a wool sweater from the same brand, and Magrit patent leather pumps.

For the fifth Autonomous Vocational Training Championships, Letizia wore a fun Zara coat, Uterqüe leather leggings, Magrit heels, and Tous moonstone teardrop earrings.

To welcome the Prince of Saudi Arabia, Letizia recycled this Felipe Varela number. She paired the black and white tweed coat dress with Lodi heels.

Letizia stepped out to welcome the president of Portugal in yet another recycled outfit. She wore her blue-gray Felipe Varela jacket and matching pleated skirt with a Magrit clutch and matching heels.

It's all about the details with this Ana Locking outfit. Letizia wore this gown to a state banquet with her navy Nina Ricci suede heels. She also debuted the Cartier Pearl and Diamond Tiara, which her mother-in-law Queen Sofia used to wear in the '90s.

Letizia attended a reception for the president of Portugal in this feathery look from Carolina Herrera. The queen wore a matching set from the Venezuelan designer, Nina Ricci clutch, Magrit platform leather heels, and a pair of Ourivesaria Freitas earrings.

For the Children's Literary Awards, Letizia stopped the show in a sexy tuxedo jumpsuit from Hugo Boss. She added a blue element to her black outfit with a Magrit studded clutch and matching mules.

Looking like a pastel dream, Letizia rocked this head-to-toe mint look for a pre-ceremony lunch of the Cervantes Prize. She wore this Felipe Varela set, which she first showed off during her youngest daughter's first communion in 2017, Magrit heels, and a matching clutch.

The queen of repeating outfits pulled this Felipe Varela number out for the Cervantes Prize ceremony. Letizia wore the pastel pink jacket and coordinating dress with Lodi heels and a fun pair of Yanes flower blossom stud earrings.

To welcome the president and first lady of Mexico, Letizia wore this floral-patterned coat from Carolina Herrera. She made a statement with her green clutch and matching cocktail ring. Continuing with the pink theme, Letizia wore Lodi suede heels and Coolook earrings.

Queen Letizia wore a printed Massimo Dutti dress with a navy belt, slingback heels, and Chanel earrings during a visit to a laser center in Salamanca, Spain.

Letizia stunned in this Pedro del Hierro navy jumpsuit, which she paired with blue Nina Ricci pumps, Bulgari drop earrings, and a Felipe Varela clutch.

While welcoming the Chinese president and his wife to the Royal Palace in Madrid, Queen Letizia wore a pink Carolina Herrera coat with pastel pumps and a matching clutch.