Queen Letizia appeared at an event wearing a Mango dress as a guest
They both chose the same style for the Spanish Express Fashion Store. But no one was wrong.
It was one of the best moments of the party.
We all love discounts and cheap clothes, whether we’re ordinary citizens or royalty. Kate Middleton, for example, was seen wearing a Zara jacket. This time, Queen Letizia appeared at an event with a piece of mango. However, this was not the most curious thing. The Queen of Spain had to face many women’s worst nightmares: appearing at an event dressed as another guest.
The coincidence happened during the Reina Letizia Awards on Wednesday, May 4th. Immaculada Vivas Tyson was on the verge of receiving a Medal of Honor “for her career working with people with disabilities, as well as her research career in the legal field” when she was approached by Letizia, who wore the same look.
The half-black half-white midi dress worn by the two perfectly fits all curves, and includes a black belt that helps define a very feminine hourglass silhouette.
In addition to the dress, Queen Letizia and Vivas Tyson wore similar shoes: both were black, open and with small heels. However, the shape of the Queen’s shoes had a slightly more pointed shape, while those of honors followed a rounded shape. Letizia, unlike Immaculada Tesón, combined it with a small black wallet.
The Ask about Mango, produced between sizes XXS and XXL, costs 49.99 euros, but is currently out of stock – perhaps thanks to an unusual opportunity. If you like the dress, don’t despair. The Spanish brand has already promised that the model will be back in stores soon. Be aware and when inventory is replenished, don’t wait. It is very likely that it will run out again quickly.
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