Princess Leonor, a Spanish princess, was accompanied by her parents King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, and her younger sister as she welcomed the Princess Of Asturias Award winners.
The Spanish royal family met with victors at Oviedo’s Reconquista Hotel in Oviedo in the Principality in Asturias.
Letizia, 49 years old, looked elegant in a Hugo Boss re-used dress. It was the first time she wore it in 2019, at an event commemorating Rare Diseases World Day.
The thrifty queen wore the dress last May when she chaired an event in Madrid about female leadership in the workplace.
Leonor, who is returning to Spain for half term, followed in the style footsteps of her mother and looked effortlessly stylish in a blue, capped sleeves dress.
Queen Letizia of Spain was accompanied by her daughters, Princesses Leonor & Sofia, as they welcomed the Princess of Asturias Award Winners at the Reconquista Hotel Oviedo on Friday
King Felipe VI put on a stylish display while he stood beside Queen Letizia and their daughters Princesses Leonor, Sofia and Sofia. They all wore protective face masks.
Letizia first debuted the Hugo Boss dress with all-black accessories back in 2019 at an event marking Rare Diseases World Day (pictured, left), and again to chair a meeting by the Spanish Federation of Businesswomen in Madrid in May 2021
Leonor, who wore her blonde hair in a loose, wavy style, paired her dress with nude-coloured heels and a below-the-knees dress.
The teen went for minimal make-up and added just a little mascara and eyeshadow to her eyes. She also wore a protective mask during Covid-19.
The 15-year old heir to the throne is currently studying at UWC Atlantic College, Wales, since September. She returned home for half term and a week of relaxation with her family. Classes resume on November 1.
Meanwhile, her younger sister Princess Sofia, 14, donned a floaty pink dress which she paired with black pumps.
Letizia, 49 years old, looked elegant in a Hugo Boss repurposed dress. It was the first time she wore it in 2019, at an event marking Rare Diseases World Day. Pictured, 7 King Felipe VI of Spain (2-L), Crown Princess Leonor (L), Queen Letizia (3-L) and Infanta Sofia (4-L) greet Asturias regional president Adrian Barbon (R)
Princess Leonor (right), who was studying at Wales’ “Hippie Hogwarts” but returned to Spain for half term, looked effortlessly chic in a blue, cap-sleeved gown.
Princess Sofia, 14 years old, wore a floaty pink gown paired with black pumps. Pictured, Spain’s King Felipe (L), Crown Princess Leonor (2-L), Infanta Sofia (R) and Queen Letizia (2-R)
It comes one day after the Spanish royals attended an historic concert of the Princess Of Asturias Award held in Principe Felipe auditory at Oviedo.
This event is traditionally held on the eve of Princess of Asturias Award. However, it was cancelled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It shares its name with Leonor who is the Spanish heir and holds the title Princess of Asturias. The annual awards are presented annually to individuals or organizations that make outstanding achievements in the sciences, humanities and public affairs.
Felipe, then heir of the throne and before he assumed the throne in 2014, established The Princess of Asturias Awards.
The event was created to strengthen the links between the autonomous community of Principality Of Asturias, and the King, and to promote scientific, cultural, and humanistic development.
Each year the recipients of the awards receive a sculpture created by Spanish prestigious sculptor Joan Miró.