I agree with you too, Alexandria and Alisa!! She really could have worn a better jacket. I like the pants, the top and the jacket, but once again I don't like the three combined together...Alexandria said:
They do seem to have a full schedule, which is as it should be, I think.micas said:
No, I really liked the dress she wore to the Vatican. That was nice.planetcher said:
And what is the problem in being predictable in dressing. Intelligent and career-oriented Letizia already knows what suits her better...she does not need to experience things just to please those who wants unpredictable clothes/accessories/stuff..Letizia is not here to be a MODEL...if Mary wants to be a princess and model, then let her be....(Queen Rania is also having the same problem: she wants to be a queen and model..and buys expensive designer clothes despite that she comes from a poor country)/pdas1201 said:I kinda agree with what Cissan said, in finding her plain.
She just seems too predictable in her dressing. I see the same kinda a suit day in and day out. There is no surprise element there, like in case of Mary of Denmark and Maxima of Netherlands.
Alexandra of Denmark is a very good example, she wears the same kinds of suit but surprise element is sometimes in the color, and her accessories. She has a certain j'en se quoi....
In letizia's case I just don't understand what the fuss it all about.
Yes, that is the wedding tiara.pdas1201 said:
opinions about each princess are as varied as people on the planet, but that you think she doesn't wear color is confusing to me. She actually wears some rather bold colors--reds, oranges, melon, yellow, greens, blues. Yes she also wears white and black but there is no shortage of color in her wardrobe.pdas1201 said:
