Today, October 31, Princess Leonor comes of age in the middle of a protocol act like swearing the oath to the Spanish Constitution in the Congress of Deputies.

The Princess of Asturias arrived accompanied by her parents, Doña Letizia Ortiz and King Felipe VI, as well as her sister, Infanta Sofia.

Dressed in full clothes made in Spain from Serna Tailor Shop and Lodi shoes with a trapeze heel, the future Queen of Spain appeared on what the Spanish press considers one of the most important days of her life.

He wore a two-piece suit, a button-up jacket and straight trousers, all white and tailored, as mentioned by Vanitatis. The outfit for Leonor has a very special symbolism because it is very similar to the one her mother wore for the first official photo with her first-born daughter in her arms after her birth.

A choice that clearly leans towards the style of her mother, Doña Letizia, who we often see at official events in similar clothes. Even one very similar to the one he used years ago when he was asking for her hand in marriage.

The look is also a symbol of feminism, as pointed out by Diario de Mallorca, which recalls that in 2020, women in Belarus wore the color white, apart from being a sober outfit associated with “transparency and purity”, during peaceful protests against violence in the streets.

The hundred-year-old company from Madrid was in charge of this design that surprised Princess Leonor, according to Vanitatis. In addition, it was the tailor who made Felipe’s suit for his wedding day with Letizia in 2004.

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On his suit stood out the red badge of the Golden Fleece, which he received from his father in 2018.

She completed her look with her hair in a ponytail to highlight her very natural face with light makeup in soft tones.

Princess Leonor’s Oath to the Constitution

At around 11:20, the act began in which Leonor fulfilled her responsibility at the solemn session, an act already established in Article 61.2 of the Spanish Constitution, reminds ABC.

According to Spanish media, the heir to the throne or the princess “must promise to fulfill the duties that correspond to them after coming of age.”

“They faithfully perform their duties, protect and ensure the implementation of the Constitution and laws, and respect the rights of citizens and autonomous communities,” the aforementioned article states. Felipe VI did so on January 30, 1986 when he came of age. (AND)

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