Letizia Ortiz's most elegant looks since becoming Princess of Asturias and Queen of Spain21/11/2019  On 22 May 2004, Letizia Ortiz, a famous news anchor of Spanish Television, married Felipe, Prince of Asturias, thus becoming Princess of Asturias, and ten years later, in 2014, When her husband became Felipe VI, King of Spain, Letizia became queen of Spain. In the fifteen years after she became royal, Letizia has been crowned as one of the style queen in Europe, here we share with you some of her most elegant outfits over the years. Coat  Letizia in cream coat for meeting with WHO director  Letizia wearing lilac double faced coat during Spain's National Day Military Parade on October 12, 2008 in Madrid, Spain.    Letizia in red Hugo Boss wrap coat  coat dress  Queen Letizia in a black and white Felipe Varela knee-length dress, Delivery of the National Flag to the “Napoles” Infantry Regiment 4 in Madrid 02/23/2019   Letizia in a yellow suit by designer Felipe Varela, £550 Prada stilettos and a bespoke hat by Maria Nieto, Buckingham Palace  Letizia in mint green guipure lace coat and matching dress Dress   Letizia in red panelled dress in Italy, 2014           Letizia in Michael Kors sheath dress with button detailing and a thin metallic belt, which she paired with Magrit shoes.       Letizia in & Other Stories mid-length dress ($421), featuring a belted waist, v-neck and kimono sleeves, a pair of nude Prada pumps, a studded clutch and studded earrings.   Letizia in embellished Nina Ricci dress at the 60th Anniversary of Europa Press Agency celebration in May 2017.    Letizia in Felipe Varela black and white dress at the Prize for Magistral Action in Madrid, December 2017  Evening gown Letizia in strapless embellished lavendar grey gown, 27 February 2019          Ensemble Queen Letizia official portrait with Prince Felipe VI 2010      
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 On 16th November 2010, Prince William and Kate Middleton announced their engagement to the media, and Kate chose a blue wrap dress by Issa London for the photocall at St James’s Palace.  We are thrilled with the engagement news and I’m very happy that she has chosen to wear Issa today. She is a very pretty and lovely girl.”  Kate’s dark blue Issa wrap dress is knee-length with a v-neckline and bracelet-length sleeves. The dress is wrapped at the waist with a belt and the skirt falls in soft pleats. She paired the dress with a pair of suede pumps and her blue engagement ring which used to belong to Princess Diana, mother of Prince William.  The unfortunate Kate effect:After Kate wore the now iconic blue wrap dress, it was sold out in 24 hours. Daniella Helayel, the owner of the company only had a small team and found it difficult to keep up with the demand, plus the small company was already on the verge of a financial crisis and the bank refused to help. Helayel's friend, Camilla Al-Fayed bought a 51% stake in her company, but in 2013, Helayel left the company due to the increasing stress. Two years later, in 2015, Issa London closed its doors for good. In 2016 Daniella Helayel made a 14-piece collection for Monsoon, which also included a similar Kate-inspired wrap dress. In spring 2017, British luxury department store House of Fraser acquired Issa London. They relaunched the brand exclusively in August of the same year. The first collection draws inspiration from Issa London’s archive, including a copy of Kate Middleton's wrap dress. But the new dress is made of much affordable viscose which sells for only £99, comparing with the original Issa dress made of silk jersey selling at £430.  The dress has been also made in other colours like cream. And it has been made as blouse, too The classic Issa wrap dress in royal blue is the ultimate wardrobe staple, taking you from day to evening with ease. This ultra flattering shape with V cross front neckline and long sleeves is belted at the waist and sits just above the knee. Fabricated in the brands’ signature silk jersey.   Since becoming Duchess of Cambridge on 2011, Kate Middleton has appeared in public in outlets outfits, sometimes beautiful, sometimes cheerful, not always elegant, but almost always well coordinated. We believe the following are some of her most elegant outfits over the years as Duchess of Cambridge. Coat and coat dress                         Dress                 Evening gown           Ensemble       |
