Queen Letizia is the ultimate cool-girl in tweed jacket and affordable ballet flats
She may officially hold rank as the Queen of Spain, but former journalist Letizia has this year also earned the title of queen of the flat shoes.
Due to a foot injury, the stylish monarch and wife of King Felipe VI has been schooling us in styling up every pair of flat shoes possible, from 'barefoot' trainers to chunky loafers and we've gained some serious style inspo for this spring/summer season.
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For her latest outing to attend the annual meeting with members of the Princess of Asturias Foundation at the El Pardo Palace in Madrid, Letizia threw together the easiest look that honestly could have come straight from a Chanel catwalk.
She wore the preppiest red, white and black tweed jacket which was designed and crafted by people at the APRAMP (Association for the Prevention, Reintegration, and Care of Prostituted Women) fashion workshop. Her meaningful jacket featured frayed edges, a button-up front and a collarless neckline, making it versatile enough to wear for any occasion, from the office to evening drinks.
A pair of simple black trousers allowed her jacket to do all the talking. In her latest instalment of Letizia's footwear fashion show, she wore the 'Tikal' ballet flats in black from Spanish label Cacles.
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The open flanks of the shoe give them an interesting shape in comparison to the classic ballerina, whilst the rounded roe and ankle strap provide comfort alongside sophistication. It's unsurprising that the shoe is completely sold out considering they retail at under €90.
Once again Letizia has put together an effortlessly chic outfit that is so easy to recreate.
