The Queen Goes Graphic!

Queen Letizia attends CSME (Spain's Mental Health Confederation) meeting in a graphic pencil skirt and beige jacket. She is later joined by her two daughters Leonor and Infanta Sofía, and her husband King Felipe VI.

The Queen of Spain, Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano recently attended a CSME (Spain's Mental Health Confederation) meeting and she did it with style. Going uber graphic with her pencil skirt, the Queen wooed the people in the street.

Besides her fashionable choices, her compassionate nature was showcased when she publicly supported the taboo subject of mental health. CSME seeks to educate people about mental health and its importance and also, strives to improve mental health service.

The Queen looked dashing as ever as she walked down the streets of Spain chatting with people, taking pictures and later joining her family after she was done with with the conference.

The Queen graciously chatted away with the locals in Spain in her graphic skirt.

Queen Letzia wore a beige blouse and jacket. Matching that were her beige court heels. However her black, white, and beige pencil skirt is what stole the show. The blood-red hue in her skirt matched her clutch, which I must admit is a very clever technique she adopted to bring a pop of color to her outfit and cut through the otherwise seemingly dull colors.

Ladies, take notes: if you are already wearing flat shades like grey, black, white, beige, then your outfit may just come off unnoticed to people. To bring back some life you might want to wear in a pop of bright color as Letzia hasdone has done here.

For instance, if you are wearing a beige pant with small dots of pink, you might want to choose accessories like matching shoes and belt, or a clutch/purse to bring that out which would in return flatter your entire outfit.

Letzia trots down the street in golden straight hair

The 45-year-old kept her hair straight and her make-up simple. With a creme royal set of eyes, a flush of color on cheeks and pink lips, she graced the streets of Spain.

Letizia was later joined by her two daughters and her husband King Felipe VI. Together they watched the army- 3,000 troops and Civil Guard officers, military vehicles and planes take part in a parade.

The maternal side of the Queen was noticed when she leaned down to remove a lock of her hair from her daughter Leonor's face.