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There are people listening to Drake on Spotify 23 hours a day. Or maybe they are not human and it is a ‘royalty’ fraud

November 6, 2025 by usatoday24

That Spotify pays artists quite poorly It’s no secret, but now they are being accused of something else: there are artists inflating their reproductions in order to reduce the payment for the rest since the distribution is proportional. The demand. They count in Ars Technica which is a class action lawsuit proposed by American rapper RBX. In it, the platform is accused of having allowed Drake to inflate his views. Currently, the rapper holds the record on the platform with 120,000 million views. Although Drake is at the center of the lawsuit, he goes further and claims that Spotify ignores “millions of fraudulent streams.” The signs. According to RBX, Spotify ignored at least 37 billion inauthentic streams of Drake’s music over the past three and a half years. To do this, they have analyzed listening patterns and have detected strange behaviors such as “months of significant increases” without the release of new music to explain those peaks. But the most suspicious of all is that certain accounts only played Drake’s music for 23 hours a day, something they consider “astonishing and irregular” and why Spotify had detected it. The payment system. Spotify does not pay artists for each play, but instead uses a proportional model. Every month a “pool” of money is created and each artist receives a proportional share based on the reproductions they have had in that period. Thus, if one month the sum amounts to 1 million euros, an artist who has achieved 1% of the total reproductions would take home 10,000 euros. It affects everyone. With the proportional system, if one artist inflates his figures, it negatively affects all the other artists competing for a piece of the pie. Although they have not given details of how they arrived at that figure, the lawsuit speaks of “hundreds of millions of dollars.” If the judge accepts the case, it could cover more than 100,000 copyright owners who use the platform. It’s not something new. Years ago we talked about the techniques to manipulate the charts on the platform. The most famous case was that of Justin Bieber, who In 2020 he asked his followers to loop his song ‘Yummy’ to take it to number one on the charts. But the normal thing is that it is done undercover, using fake accounts hidden under a VPN that hides the real location. In statements to Rolling Stonea Spotify representative has denied benefiting from fake plays and claims to invest in systems to protect artists and eliminate fake plays. Image | Wikipedia, Pexels In Xataka | The problem is no longer that Spotify has been filled with AI artists: it is that AI is “reviving” dead musicians

icon of elegance with her most impressive gala dresses

January 27, 2025 by usatoday24

No doubt, Caroline of Monaco She is an international style icon, an example of exquisite elegance and a worthy heir to the sophistication of her mother, Grace Kelly. Today, on the occasion of his 68th birthdaywe remember your gala dresses and festive outfits with which she has marked her own style among the royals at events like festivals of the Principality or meetings with other Royal Houses; see, for example, the dinner of pre-wedding of Kings Felipe VI and Doña Letizia. 115 © GTRES Deep neckline On March 23, 2024, Carolina de Monaco once again caused a sensation in the traditional Rose Dance which, that year, was inspired by the disco music of the 70s and 80s. For the occasion, and being ‘unfaithful’ to her main brand, Chanel, she opted for an elegant black sequined dress with a pronounced neckline by Lanvin, which We had already seen him previously. 215 © GTRES In midi length For the Rose Ball on March 25, 2023 that was inspired by Bollywood, Princess Caroline shined with a silver dress with reddish trim, which was midi length and suited her wonderfully. © Getty Images Feathers and volumes In May 2004, the Monegasque princess attended the pre-wedding dinner of the current Kings of Spain, an event in which she showed off her characteristic elegance with a long dress signed by her great friend Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, a brand for which she continues to be faithful today. Specifically, it opted for a striking design with floaty white tulle body decorated with feathers and black skirt with an opening and a slight train that captured all eyes. Finished off with XL earrings and an envelope clutch. 415 © GTRES The most original skirt For the Rose Ball on July 8, 2022, Carolina de Mónaco wore a semi-transparent printed dress that had a original skirt with balloon puffsby Chanel. He accompanied it with an elegant black jacket. © Getty Images In the footsteps of Doña Letizia In 2018, Princess Carolina made an impact with a vStella McCartney’s asymmetrical red look that Queen Letizia had already worn before. It is a fabulous piece with a cape effect to which she added white gloves, metallic sandals and maxi rhinestone earrings. Behind us we see Beatrice Borromeo dressed in a delicate Armani design in champagne tone with a bateau neckline and transparent sleeves decorated with rhinestones. – Carolina de Monaco looks at Doña Letizia’s most iconic red dress 615 © GTRES In blue During the evening celebrations for Monaco’s National Day on November 19, 2024, Carolina opted for a fabulous blue sequin dress. He accompanied him clutch model knot from Bottega Veneta. © Getty Images impeccable godmother In the summer of 2015, the Princess served as the perfect and stylish godmother at the wedding of her son, Pierre Casiraghi, with the aristocrat Beatrice Borromeo. For the religious wedding celebration, she opted for a fabulous Chanel dress with spaghetti straps and trapeze silhouette studded with sequins that added a tulle skirt adorned with feathers and matching long semi-transparent mittens. – Carolina de Monaco also proudly shows off her gray hair © Getty Images The most original As it could not be otherwise, in 2017 she attended the traditional Rose Ball, and she did it again arm in arm with her inseparable Karl Lagerfeld, organizer of the event and in charge of signing her look. On that occasion it was starring a striking black and white dress that added voluminous tulle ruffles on the sleeves and bottom of the skirt, a design that will go down in history for being a very different choice from all the previous ones. – From Charlotte to Carolina of Monaco: what would their looks have been like at the Rose Ball? © Getty Images Sequins and stars In October 2018, she attended a gala at the Monaco casino dressed in an impressive and timeless black sequin dress, a model with a ‘V’ neckline, long sleeves, a fitted body and a skirt with a slight train. decorated with a star on the chest. She wore it with some dangling earrings and, to add a touch of color, she added a red clutch bag. © Getty Images Strategic transparencies In October 2019, she attended a party at the emblematic Monaco Casino wearing a high-impact dress. It was an impressive creation by Chanel, its leading brand, belonging to the spring-summer 2014 Haute Couture collection. It had a crew neck, short sleeves, a straight silhouette and a long skirt, and was made in a delicate tweed semi-transparent with metallic threads embroidered with thousands of light white feathers gradient effect that ends in an original tail. She completed it with a cream-colored handbag, also from the French house, and large jewelry decorated with pearls, including dangling earrings that illuminated her face. © Getty Images Floral embroidery In 1996, the Princess of Monaco attended the celebrations for the 50th birthday of King Carl Gustav of Sweden, and she did so with a fitted design that highlighted her spectacular figure. It was a long-sleeved piece with a bateau neckline in a taupe tone decorated with delicate floral embroidery. Despite She is not very fond of wearing tiaras, on that occasion she wore 2: the Cartier Pearl Drop (her favorite) crowning her updo and the Diamond Fringe as a necklace. – The Hannover princesses who have worn the floral tiara © Getty Images Metallic tones In October 2012, the wedding of Guillermo and Estefanía de Luxembourg took place, at whose previous dinner Carolina dazzled – literally – thanks to a dress belonging to the fall-winter 2011/2012 collection of the Chanel Haute Couture line. It was a fitted piece with a ‘V’ neckline filled with sequins in metallic tones that formed a geometric pattern in the purest 1920s style, although, without a doubt, the most spectacular thing was on the back, which was exposed. She accessorized with sparkly Christian Louboutin shoes, a black clutch and, again, the Cartier Pearl Drop tiara, as well as the … Read more

We discover their most special accessories

January 24, 2025 by usatoday24

In the exact 10 years that Maximum is crowned as the queen of the netherlandshas given us countless fashion postcards royal that will go down in posterity for their originality, color and elegance. This is not entirely due to their spectacular gala dressesequipped with transparencies, volumes or sequins, nor the historical jewels of the Orange. © Getty Images They are his headdresses, be they hats, fascinators, turbans or beretswhich distinguish many of the Dutch woman’s most memorable looks. Máxima escapes from traditional silhouettes in favor of high impact designs adorned with feathers, XXL rosesamong other details. Below, we review some of their captivating poses with headdress. 116 © GTRES © GTRES The hats he has in more than seven colors Not all of Máxima’s headdresses are adorned with feathers, crystals or flowers. In fact, one of her favorite designs to wear on her head is rather minimalist in comparison: she has purchased this wide brimmed hatmolded slightly upwards, by Fabienne Delvigne, in more than seven different colorssuch as beige, gray, red, violet, brown, pale pink or fuchsia. These images date back to January 15, 2024, when he visited the headquarters of Royal Cosun, a company that won the King William I Award. 216 © GTRES wide brim To start October 2024 on the right foot, Máxima participated in the inauguration of the new building of the National Ballet Academy. (NBA) in Amsterdam and there she recycled an olive green Shantung midi dress signed by the Belgian label Natan. Since the rest of the accessories were gray, she opted for a stiff hat in pearl gray felt, from Fabienne Delvigne, her trusted milliner. This type of wide brim headdressesknown as fedorais among the queen of the Netherlands’ favorites for rainy days. 316 © GTRES Butterflies Every April 27, it is celebrated in the Netherlands King’s Daya day that is used to celebrate the birthday of King William Alexander, who celebrated his 57th birthday in 2024. In view of the special nature of this date, Máxima took out one of her most impressive and eccentric headdresses from the closet. Work of Berry Rutjes, it is filled with green butterflies held by a thick headband lined with beige satin. His choice was a nod to the province of Emmen: “City of Butterflies”. 416 © GTRES feather headdresses At the inauguration of the new outpatient clinic of the Dutch Endometriosis Clinic, last September, Máxima left us speechless by wearing on her head a creation that recreates the shape of a beret, but which she wore as a cap and is covered with feathers with wild motifs in reference to birds, butterflies, among other natural elements, in tune with their autumnal tones with the crepe tile set. It comes from the study of Jolandathe maid of the Dutch queen, and we know this because she had already worn it on two other occasions since 2015. 516 © GTRES An abstract cap During your trip to JakartaIndonesia, in March 2020, just days before confinement was declared in many European countries, Máxima made headlines for this spectacular style in which, against all odds, her flowered cape dress, the work of Natan, did not He was the only protagonist. She accompanied it with cognac-colored accessories; among them, an original raffia cap with wavy edges. The final touch was Queen Juliana’s aquamarine set, which she complemented with the family diamond bracelet. © Getty Images The ‘wildest’ Of all the guests wedding of Princes William and Stephanie of Luxembourgin 2012, Máxima was the one who undoubtedly received the most praise from fashion critics for her groundbreaking choice of headdress: It looks like a bird, but it’s just a ‘wild’ creation of feathers painted in earth tones. © Getty Images black velvet At the end of 2023, at the celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the Home-Start organization in the Netherlands, Queen Máxima showed off one of her most memorable headdresses: this felt hat with large bowwork of Philip Treacyhatter of the royalswhich he wore three times during that year. In the image, it is paired with a sober gray knit dress by Dolce & Gabbana. © Getty Images The XXL rose with tulle ruffles The enthronement Naruhito from Japan She left us with great moments of royal fashion, among which this one from Queen Máxima stands out. Dressed in a beautiful blue dress with floral embroidery, by Natan, the Dutch woman caught everyone’s attention thanks to her giant flower headdress handmade by the Fabienne Delvigne house. It is the same one he wore at his daughter Alexia’s baptism 15 years ago, although at that time it was even more voluminous: some tulle nets completed this creation. © Getty Images A giant hand-painted rose On the third Tuesday of September the so-called Prince’s Dayone of the national dates designated for Máxima. In 2023, she decided to coordinate the headdress with her coat with a digital print of hand-painted flowers, the work of Claes Iversen, whose scalloped edges are shaped like petals, using a large XXL rose-shaped hair clipwhich was hand painted by the Berry Rutjes brand with copper tones that take center stage in the look. © Getty Images A Kenyan crown Máxima’s first look in his last trip to Kenya was dominated by the color yellow thanks to this relaxed outfit, by Max Mara, which premiered on June 6, 2011… 12 years earlier! Not only did these XL raffia and glass bead earrings catch our attention, Mangoin yellow, which simulate the silhouette of a daisy, but the traditional Kenyan hatwhich was granted to him by the authorities of the African country during his visit. A two-tone crown-shaped headdress. © Getty Images A peculiar umbrella The Dutch queen appeared in the Federal Parliament of Germany, in 2018, with this impressive flower headdress from Berry Rutjesinspired by the myth of Apollo and Daphne. Although he was not debuting it that day, he took it for the first time at Ascotits spectacular nature meant that no one could take their eyes off … Read more

Queen Letizia’s favorite complement in 2025 is this: very comfortable and versatile

January 24, 2025 by usatoday24

The agenda of institutional commitments of Queen Letizia In 2025 it opened on January 6 on the occasion of the Military Easter celebration. From that day and officially, King Felipe VI’s wife has shown us 5 different looksof which 2 of them connect through the same shoe model: Spanish, comfortable and very easy to combine. Here we reveal all the details of this accessory and the footwear that, also being very functional, has worn in its other two styles in this new year. © Getty Images The shoe Clear of Magrit In the Royal Palace of Madrid, Doña Letizia officially welcomed 2025 with her appearance in the military Easter, where King Felipe VI and Princess Leonor was also present. That day, coinciding with the celebration of the Kings Day, the queen premiered a Spanish shoe in Bordeaux Color of Magrit (290 246.50 euros). Specifically, it was the model Clearwhich is characterized by having aphine tip, being made of leather and having a 4 -centimeter heel “perfect for day to day”, as they need from the Spanish firm. This last detail is significant for her, because her feet ailments (she has Morton’s neuroma on the left and metatarsalgia in both) make him use comfortable footwear. © Getty Images This model has become his favorite since he trusted him in 2024. For example, he was the one he led in the Hispanidity Day Celebration. Currently, Queen Letizia has it in her shoemaker in 5 different versions: roasted, red, burgundy, navy and black. © Magrit Queen Letizia’s look in the Military Easter of 2025 Returning to Your look in military EasterQueen Letizia chose to combine her new burgundy shoes with garments and accessories to the tone. Specifically, a sophisticated Jersey in cashmere of the firm Falconeri, which coordinated with a long skirt. In addition, he also brought the hand portfolio Read De Magrit, which we saw for the first time on February 13, 2023. As jewels, he opted for his Coreterno ring and his long earrings with Australian pearls. © Getty Images Your second start this year Interestingly, the second act of 2025 also had the label dressed long. It was the traditional Reception to the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Spainwhich was held on January 9 at the Royal Palace of Madrid. That day, Queen Letizia recovered the shoe Clear Magrit in navy blue that premiered on October 29, 2024 during the Opening of the exhibition Goya X Lita Cabellut. The nonsense. ‘Humanity misery’The fault is yours’ in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando of the capital of Spain. © Getty Images © Getty Images To combine this Magrit model in her second act of 2025, the Queen chose to recycle a beautiful white shirt of The 2nd Skin Co. that premiered during her State visit to Italy In December 2024. This elegant garment combined it with a long blue skirt and its pendant slopes of diamonds and tear -shaped sapphires that it took for the first time in the 40th anniversary concert of the Constitution in 2018. Its ring did not miss its ring Coreterno. © Getty Images © Getty Images Your new suede shoes Very similar to Magrit’s clear model, Doña Letizia Very similar to Magrit’s clear model, Doña Letizia looked for the first time the model Holly In black suede and 4 centimeters heel of Pretty Ballerinas on January 15 during an act organized by the BBVA Microfinance Foundation on Seeds for a sustainable future in the Marqués de Salamanca palace on the Paseo de Recoletos in Madrid. This footwear, which accompanied Your mysterious tweed dressis the same as Princess Leonor on October 16, 2020, becoming The first Kitten Heels that carried the eldest daughter of the kings of Spain. © Getty Images © Getty Images What comfortable footwear Queen Letizia has taken in 2025? However, and as we advanced, there were two looks this year that did not include the model Clear of Magrit as footwear. In this way, we see that Doña Letizia bet on some comfortable BROGUES black (unknown signature) on January 11 during Farewell to Princess Leonor in Cádizthat embarked on the ship Juan Sebastián de Elcano to participate in a six -month instruction cruise. This footwear complemented its navy suit of Hugo Boss. Like jewelry, he recovered his Coreterno ring and his slopes as Isabel Guarch shaped pink. © Getty Images On the other hand, Doña Letizia made a difference This January 16, during his visit to the Dexeus Women’s Foundation and delivery of the XIX Dexeus Women’s Foundation Award in Barcelona. That day, the Queen recovered some of Magrit’s sensible sue Coreterno and its slopes I am Gold & Roses. (Tagstotranslate) Queen Letizia (T) Fashion

we review her best looks

January 24, 2025 by usatoday24

We have seen it in the Princess Eleanor or in Amalia from Netherlands. And there is no doubt: the young royals experience a big change of style when they come of age. Thus we also discover in Ingrid from Norway, who, in these controversial moments that your family livescelebrates his 21st birthday. A perfect opportunity to check your evolution and remember her 21 best looks. 121 © detnorskekongehus In green, at his aunt Marta Luisa’s pre-wedding The second pre-wedding of Marta Luisa of Norway and Durek Verrett was held on August 30, 2024 and, in it, Princess Ingrid played with chromatic contrasts (in the image distributed on the social network of the Norwegian Royal House on the occasion of her 21st birthday, we can see her with her brother Sverre Magnus). For the occasion, she wore a green pleated dress by Ba&sh and a fuchsia clutch by Prada, which belonged to her mother, Mette-Marit, who debuted it in 2010. Also from her mother were her earrings with drawings of roses. , by Caroline Svedborn. 221 © Getty Images Matching with his mother To pose for the 2024 Christmas greeting, Princess Ingrid coordinated with her mother by wearing a printed dress from the Pia Tjelta brand, the same brand that Mette-Marit chose for this photograph. His daughter’s was the model Alice. © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court A satin dress from 2004 In one of the official photos distributed for her 18th birthday, Princess Ingrid recovered a satin dress that belonged to her mother, Mette-Marit. It was about a Lanvin design (Spring/Summer 2004 collection), which she wore to the Nobel Peace Prize concert in 2004. –Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, a princess with an anecdotal style © Getty Images Elegant veiled effect On the occasion of a gala dinner offered by the Norwegian Government in honor of the year in which Ingrid of Norway celebrated her 18th birthday (June 16, 2022), the Princess wore a spectacular Monique Lhuillier dress with veiled effectwhich combined with Christian Louboutin pumps and Tod’s bag. She also wore her mother’s Cartier ring. –Ingrid from Norway, a full-fledged princess in a tulle dress and embroidered shawl © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court Her first image with a tiara Another of the official images that were distributed as part of the 18th birthday of Ingrid from Norway was this one. In it, the Princess wears a elegant navy blue dress that belonged to her mother. He was accompanied by the Grand Cross of the Royal Order of Saint Olav, the insignia of the Order of His Majesty’s House and the Boucheron Pearl Circle tiarawhich he received as a birthday gift. It is a jewel that belonged to Princess Ingeborg, wife of Carl of Sweden and Norway and Duke of Vastergotland. –Ingrid from Norway celebrates her coming of age by posing with a tiara for the first time © Getty Images © Getty Images © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court Your image as an executive In another of the photographs that were distributed as part of the celebrations for her 18th birthday in 2022, Ingrid shows us her most stylish image with a suit that she combined with a white Prada top that her mother wore on an official visit to Indonesia in 2012. © Sven Gj. Gjeruldsen, Det kongelige hoff © Stian Lysberg Solum / NTB Her Spanish sandals On August 25, 2023, during a gala dinner at the Royal Palace in Oslo that jointly honored the 50th birthday of Princes Haakon and Mette-Marit, Ingrid of Norway premiered a satin dress in blue, the model Belgium of Reformation. She accessorized it with dangling pearl earrings from Sophie Bille Brahe, a striped bag from Maria La Rosa and sandals from the Spanish brand Unisa. –Ingrid from Norway surprises with a commented puffy dress and footwear ‘made in Spain’ © Getty Images © Getty Images With crocodile wallet During several institutional events on January 20, 2022 on the eve of her 18th birthday, Ingrid from Norway wore a Stella McCartney single-button jacket that belonged to Mette-Marit. She accompanied it with a clutch-type crocodile bag that also belongs to her mother, and that signs the seal Aspinal of London. She also retrieves some gold hoop earrings from her jewelry box with a large diamond hanging from them. –Ingrid Alexandra strengthens her more mature image with diamond earrings and a crocodile bag © Getty Images With semi-transparent stockings At various events to mark her 18th birthday (January 21, 2022), Princess Ingrid recovered a Alexander McQueen white jacquard knit dresswhich his mother had already worn previously. She combined it with black semi-transparent stockings and patent high-heeled shoes. –Ingrid Alexandra’s last ‘theft’ from her mother, a white dress from 2017 © Gtresonline © Gtresonline He likes the color blue During an event held in Oslo on July 22, 2021, Princess Ingrid recovered a her mother’s dress signed by Bill Blass and combined it with Unisa sandalsMaria La Rosa bag, Delfina Delettrez ring and Home Made by Em earrings. © Lise Åserud/ NTB The sweater that Mary from Denmark also has For the 2021 Christmas greeting, Ingrid from Norway wore a white knitted sweater, with raised collar and ruffle finish, by CO. Precisely, her mother debuted it on August 21, 2018. In addition, this garment also appears in Mary from Denmark’s closet. –Ingrid from Norway and her double anecdote look to congratulate Christmas © Gtresonline Red detail Go for neutral tones, but make your look not boring by incorporating a red detail. This the style trick that Princess Ingrid followed during his visit to Rikshospitalet University Hospital in Oslo on December 24, 2022. © Getty Images Puffed sleeves To attend an event on June 7, 2018 in Oslo, the Princess premiered a pastel dress with puffed sleeves by Maje which she combined with white Superga sneakers. She would later recover her dress on November 17, 2018 during a visit to Tromso in Norway. © Getty Images A very romantic dress To attend the solemn mass … Read more

innovation and style full of surprises in Madrid

January 24, 2025 by usatoday24

If the Princess of Asturian Awardss held in Oviedo are one of the occasions in which you can see the reina Letizia show their evolution in terms of more festive looks, the International Tourism Fair-FITUR is the event in which to see how their most transgressive fashion tastes are shown to Spanish society (configuring his most viral image of the year). Here, we are going to analyze all of his elections since 2009, when he began participating in his inauguration. 114 © Getty Images FITUR 2024: the Victorian jumpsuit with a Spanish seal For the inauguration of the 44th edition of the International Tourism Fair-FITUR at IFEMA-MADRID on January 24, 2024, Queen Letizia recovered a victorian style jumpsuitin black and white and that drew attention for its little ruffles buttoned on the esctoe and its wide culotte-style pants. She wore that Teresa Helbig garment for the first time during her official visit to Croatia on November 17, 2022. She combined it with her black PINKCHICguagua pumps that she had had since December 12, 2023, her Adolfo Domínguez bucket bag (the Vachetta design that she has had since 2020), her Coreterno ring and teardrop-shaped earrings that she has had since 2014. 214 © Getty Images FITUR 2023: an original discounted jersey On January 18, the Queen attended to inaugurate the 43rd edition of the International Tourism Fair-FITUR in Madrid. There, Doña Letizia premiered a black sweater with a harlequin-type crochet collarwhich was discounted and belonged to the Sandro brand. She combined it with ankle-length pants from Hugo Boss and cowboy-style boots from Unisa. She finished her look with her Coreterno ring and her Gold&Roses double dagger earrings. © Getty Images FITUR 2022: a unique coat This year, Mrs. Letizia once again opted for a look in neutral tones. As the centerpiece of her style, the Queen recovered for the first time a straight gabardine coat in check print vichywaterproof finish and knee length (375 euros), by Mirto (it is the only garment from this Spanish brand that to date appeared in her dressing room). She paired it with a turtleneck sweater and waxed leather effect leggings.. He completed his image with matching lounges, by Magrit; and their Chanel star earrings and his Karen Hallam ring. © Gtresonline FITUR 2021: a denim jumpsuit with ruffles This year, Mrs. Letizia innovated to brand new signature in your dressing room, IQ Collection. Specifically, it showed off the design Tana (135 euros), a monkey on denim white and ruffled body. For the occasion, the Queen personalized it by adding a black belt with which she marked her figure. To match, he wore some Manolo Blahnik pumps and bag in animal print with golden chainmodel Marché by Nina Ricci. As for her jewelry, she recovered her white gold and diamond button earrings and her Karen Hallam ring. –The Queen debuts her first look by Inés Domecq: a white ruffled jumpsuit © Fernando Junco FITUR 2020: the ‘confetti’ dress In this edition, Mrs. Letizia He changed his strategy and moved away from his more sober looks and masculine aesthetics by recovering a Massimo Dutti ‘confetti’ print dress. The Queen had premiered it in October 2019 in Seoul during her State Visit to Korea after attending the enthronement of Naruhito of Japan in Tokyo. As on that occasion, he wanted to accompany this creation of some living rooms in a mix of textures, by Magrit. For jewelry, she wore her button-shaped diamond earrings and her Karen Hallam ring. –The Queen breaks tradition in Fitur with her 99 euro ‘confetti’ dress © Gtresonline FITUR 2019: the ‘harlequin’ blouse and the ‘Rania’ skirt In this edition, the Queen opted for a asymmetrical skirt found harmony with the style of Rania from Jordan. A design with a checkered print and irregular hem of Massimo Dutti which was reduced with a discount of more than 50% (from 103 to 40 euros). She combined it with a ‘harlequin’ bib blouse, also by Massimo Dutti. As accessories, she opted for brown leather designs. They were not new, but she recovered them from her dressing room and we had already seen them on several occasions. As a bag, she opted for an envelope-type model in leather. Hugo Boss and, as footwear, he wore pumps with crossed straps on the instep, Magritwhich move away from flat footwear type oxford which she wore in four of her eight previous looks at FITUR. As earrings, she recycled a long design from the collection New Romance of Tous which premiered in the summer of 2018. –Doña Letizia returns to the sales and debuts the ‘Rania’ skirt © Fernando Junco FITUR 2018: some kitten heels with studs This year, the Queen opted for a total look of Hugo Boss: straight-cut tailored pants, a two-tone coat also in a linear pattern (a black and cream design that she wore for the first time in January 2017 at the opening of the XXIX edition of Agroexpo, in Badajoz) and a debut blouse in white with black trim details. At his feet, some high heel shoes midi 5 cm from Uterqüe (they were out of season, so they were out of stock at the time). This model incorporated an innovative detail in its dressing room due to its sharp metal studs that They recovered the transgressive spirit with which Doña Letizia surprises sometimes. –With studs and a midi heel, Doña Letizia’s revolutionary footwear in Fitur © Gtresonline FITUR 2017: a look with boots One more year, the Queen opted for Spanish fashion, as her style of blouse, ankle boots and pants culotte was signed by Uterqüe. Besides, Her shoulder bag was from Adolfo Domínguez’s U line.. © Gtresonline FITUR 2016: a tailored suit and blouse nude As in previous years before, he opted for a sober and masculine look. Specifically, he opted for a Hugo Boss outfitconsisting of a navy blue jacket suit and blouse nude with round neck and pleats. In addition, she wore Magrit salons. As earrings, pieces of wild … Read more

Queen Letizia defies the rain in Madrid with a comfortable and stylish look

January 24, 2025 by usatoday24

Breaking traditions, Queen Letizia gave a style master class during the inauguration of FITUR 2025. There, the wife of King Felipe VI avoided excesses and opted for a style normcore in which simple basics (such as new pink jacket from Zara) become the best image of a decisive personality. Today, January 23, she once again demonstrates her representative taste for relaxed and comfortable fashion during her visit to Madrid at CEIP Cortes de Cádizwhich is part of the socio-emotional education program Think Equal. © Getty Images A perfect work look for the rain The morning in Madrid has been with intermittent rains and, at times, very intense. That is why Mrs. Letizia wanted to opt for comfort, but demonstrating that you should not lose style despite the precipitation. In this way, we see that she stands up to a gray day by incorporating a vibrant color into her look, which she achieves by recovering a red suit, by Hugo Boss. © GTRES Composed of a double-breasted armed jacket (model Janile) and matching wide pants. Composed of a double-breasted armed jacket (model Janile) and matching wide pants, this tailor debuted them in a very symbolic way to support the Spanish team in the final of the Women’s Soccer World Cupwhich took place on August 20, 2023 in Sydney (Australia). Later, he would recover it four months later to participate in the annual meeting of the Cervantes Institute on December 4. © GTRES © Getty Images © Getty Images Some modern Spanish moccasins that debuted in La Rioja This Thursday, Mrs. Letizia has updated this German outfit by preferring to wear some beautiful, modern and comfortable moccasins. Specifically, it recovers the Blunt loafers from the Spanish label Martinelliwhich have a sole chunky with platform and trendy finish trackas well as a gold metallic decoration on the instep. © Martinelli These loafers, which can currently be purchased at a discount (165 115.50 euros), They drew special attention for their innovative design the day they were released.on November 24, 2023 during the closing ceremony of the International Seminar on Language and Journalism, by FUNDÉURAE and the San Millán de la Cogolla Foundation in La Rioja. Since that day, more than a year ago, we had not seen them again. © GTRES Teardrop-shaped earrings As for the rest of her work look for a rainy day, the Queen chooses to wear a black top with a round neckline, a debut sweater made of 100% ultrafine cashmere and signed by Falconeri (198 euros). She also wears a coat in this neutral shade, which she lets rest on her shoulders in a modern way. And, given the weather, he has not forgotten his umbrella. On the other hand, as for her jewelry, she shows off her Coreterno ring, as well as some teardrop earrings. These are the model Large Sugar (99 euros) from the Spanish firm PDPAOLAwhich are plated in 18-karat gold. Very flattering, she debuted them during her State visit to Denmark on November 8, 2023.

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