Queen Letizia of Spain knows how to pull off a pant suit. The royal looked fierce whenshe stepped out in a Hugo Boss 'Kamalia' fitted blazer and structuredtrousers for a royal engagement during a tour in Puerto Rico.
The 43-year-oldteamed her off-white suit with matching peep toe high heels and clutchmag. She added a touch of color to the look by wearing a crosshatchhoundstooth Carolina Herrera patterned blouse underneath.
Queen Letizia looked chic in off-white suit in Puerto Rico Photo: Gtres
Before attending aCongress in the afternoon, Letizia and her husband King Felipe wereinvited to visit La Fortalexa Governor's Mansion and El Morro and SanJuan Museum, by the Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro Garcia Padillaand first lady Wilma Pastrana. At the museum they were given apersonal tour of the Quijotes por el Mundo exhibition by thecurator, Jose Manuel Lucia.
Earlier thatafternoon Felipe and Letizia attended the seventh Spanish LanguageInternational Congress. For the event the Spanish Queen recycled adusty pink Felipe Varela skirt suit. The royal debuted this outfitduring a royal tour to the United States in November 2013. Since thenshe has repeated this ensemble on several occasions.
Earlier that day Letizia wore a blush pink skirt suit Photo: Gtres
Accessorizing heroutfit the mom-of-two opted for a tonal blush patent belt and clutchfrom Magrit, and wore nude patent Prada pumps. She kept her jewelrysimple but added some sparkle to her look by wearing diamondearrings that she wore for her wedding in 2004.
Queen Letizia has worn the suit at least once a year since 2013 Photo: Getty Images
The royal couplelaunched the week long congress that brings together more than 200writers, academics and literary experts, to discuss the newchallenges that the Spanish language faces.
Felipe and Letizia were greeted by the Puerto Rican governor and his wife Photo: Gtres
The royal tour toPuerto Rico is the first international trip of the year for theSpanish royals, who have been forced to cancel other overseasengagements due to governmental obligations.