If millions of clothing coaches are looking over your shoulder, it is just as nice if you can fall back on a fashion professional with experience. In Letizia’s case it is Eva Fernandez.
The stylist had already gained work experience at Cosmopolitan and Vogue when she was attracted by the Spanish queen in May 2015. Apparently there was a connection, because over the years the two became real friends. They are regularly spotted chatting and laughing in the shopping street. Is there a royal party in the palace? Then there is a chance that Eva can be found near the queen.
After Eva started advising her, Letizia started to vary more with Spanish brands. In addition to Felipe Varela, Zara and Mango, new, small and/or unknown brands now also have a chance of royal patronage.
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What is also striking is that Letizia’s outfits have matched her appearance even better since 2015 and that the queen is often spotted as the first royal with a new trend (colour). For example, on the eve of the British coronation, Letizia wore a lime green dress.
What is also striking are the views. Where clothing used to have to be neat and choice, the Spanish queen now feels free to show her midriff, back or upper leg. You can judge for yourself whether that is progress. And last but not least, Letizia’s choice of practical, low-heeled shoes stands out. She has to wear it because of foot problems, but Eva Fernandez knows how to put it into a beautiful form.
