Queen Letizia dons ‘gorgeous’ floral tiara that ‘Kate should wear’

Queen Letizia, 50, wore a brand new full-length red dress from one of her favourite brands, Carolina Herrera. The short-sleeved dress looked magnificent on the Queen, which even included a peplum style on her waist.

She paired her red peplum dress with red heels from Magrit, which she has worn many times before.

One of the standout moments from Queen Letizia’s outfit was the Spanish floral tiara that she wore.

Previously belonging to Queen Sofia of Spain, this antique diadem was bought by the then-ruler of Spain, Francisco Franco.

He then gifted the tiara to then-Princess Sophia of Greece and Denmark when she married Prince Juan Carlos of Spain, who would later become the King.

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The gorgeous floral tiara was created in 1879 by the British jewellery company J.P. Collins.

It can be worn as a necklace or divided into several brooches, making it a versatile sparkler.

The tiara’s traditional, timeless design has a garland of diamond leaves and greenery encircling three five-petal diamond flowers.

All of the senior royal ladies have worn the tiara since the monarchy was restored in Spain, including Queen Sofia, Queen Letizia, Infanta Elena, and Infanta Cristina, who even wore it on her wedding day in 1997.

Another fan, @ec_olivier added: “I always love her simplicity! So down to earth, her beauty shines because of it!”

Instagram user @isabelq42 wrote: “Wow… stunning from head to toe! The dress, the colour is gorgeous. The whole look is fabulous.”

Royal fan @goosegirlenfys said: “Letizia is spoiling us with that tiara and a red dress which I think is the colour that suits her best.”

Another fan, @luxmeagainpreloved added: “She’s fabulous in red and she’s rocking the 80s peplum! Love how she kept all the other details simple yet striking!” Finally, @birdnerd327 wrote: “I always love Letizia in red.”