The story of the red tweed coat that Letizia debuted today

This morning, the Queen of Spain was present at the ceremony to award grants from the Mutua Madrileña Foundation to 34 Social Action Projects, in Madrid, and the choice of her look hides an emotional story.

Letizia stood out in a very elegant look with a short coat in tweed red with golden Chanel-style buttons, which is not from any luxury brand, but rather a piece full of meaning and symbolism, and which the queen combined with black trousers and some slingbacks from Magrit.

In fact, it is a piece for which the woman of Philip VI fell in love at first sight, as soon as he saw her on a mannequin in the window of APRAMP (Association for the Prevention, Reinsertion and Care of Prostituted Women), in Madrid, on January 9th, when he went to its headquarters in the Spanish capital . At the time, Letizia was wearing another coat of the same style, also in tweed, in various tones and which, like this red one you used today, was made by women from this association.