An expert on the royal household confirms the news about Queen Letizia and the story reaches Germany

Last Tuesday, Queen Letizia once again made headlines after her appearance at the Mariano de Cavia, Luca de Tena, and Mingote Awards. As is now customary at this event linked to the world of journalism, her style was analyzed in detail by both national and international press. This time, the impact has gone far beyond our borders: an expert on the Royal Household from Germany has confirmed what many suspected about her look.

Alongside King Felipe, Doña Letizia starred in one of her most celebrated appearances in recent years. Wearing a black strapless dress and a majestic necklace of royal pearls, her style has become an international topic of conversation. What exactly has the foreign press said about this style, and why have the words of the German expert caused such a stir?

A Royal Household expert confirms the success of Queen Letizia's look

For years, the Mariano de Cavia Awards have become a style showcase for Queen Letizia. However, what happened this week has marked a new level of international recognition.

This time, she wore a black dress with bare shoulders and a classic silhouette. In addition, she paired it with an impressive necklace of 37 pearls belonging to the so-called "joyas de pasar." This look has made her image travel across the European continent, generating praise and a wide variety of analyses.

According to specialized media, Queen Letizia not only chose an elegant design, but she also sent a message with historical, social, and aesthetic undertones. The necklace, used only on special occasions, was key to understanding the symbolism of her presence at the event. In fact, her style has been interpreted as a fusion between royal tradition and a modernity that discreetly challenges protocol.

One of the most detailed analyses has come from the German magazine Bunte, where journalist and Royal Household specialist Cathrin Keller dedicated an article to Letizia's appearance. "Letizia's fashion becomes each year a discreet yet powerful ode to timeless elegance, historical depth, and social appeal," Keller notes.

These words are not mere flattery. For Keller, Letizia has shown with this style that "Letizia's look impressively shows how the future should be forged. That's why her look at this special event is so extraordinary every year."

The expert emphasizes that the black strapless dress represents "a break with royal protocol and, at the same time, a call for change." That contrast between the sobriety of the garment and the boldness of the design is interpreted as a gesture that combines aesthetic intention with communication strategy.

Germany showers Queen Letizia's look with praise

Keller continues to highlight how the queen manages to keep within the bounds of institutional decorum, but without giving up her personality and message. "Sometimes you have to break with usual structures to reveal the beauty of the unexpected. This dress subtly combines a classic silhouette with modern clarity," she explains.

The journalist has also analyzed the impact of the pearl necklace on the final ensemble. For her, this piece was "a discreet yet unmistakable echo of royal continuity. It thus creates the perfect contrast with the evening dress, unusually revealing for a royal."

As for the accessories, the German expert has not overlooked her strategic minimalism. "With pearl earrings, a black clutch, and black slingback pumps by Magrit, Letizia completes her ensemble with her usual 'less is more' attitude," Keller adds.

It is undeniable that Queen Letizia's appearance at the Mariano de Cavia Awards has once again put her in the European media spotlight. Thanks to the detailed analysis of experts like Cathrin Keller, her image gains even more symbolic and aesthetic weight. With each event, Letizia seems to reinforce her role as a modern queen without giving up the essence of the monarchy.