Summer is the season for bright colors and white, but if you stick to total black even in July, there’s good news: Letizia from Spain, a planetary style icon, is yours. The King and Queen of Spain appeared together in Madrid for the delivery of the La Caixa bag and, for the occasion, Letizia Ortiz wore a black polka dot dress. Her looks are a constant source of inspiration and show that yes, total black in summer is a winning choice.
Letizia di Spagna in the ‘recycled’ polka dot dress
In her last public appearance, the queen wore a midi dress from the Massimo Dutti, characterized by a flowing line and white polka dot pattern. The dress is tied with a mini bow under the neck and has been worn by the queen on other occasions. This time Letizia from Spain matched a pair of signed rope wedges Macarena shoesand a pair of gold earrings CXC. Result? Simple and impeccable, as always.
The tricks to wearing black even in summer
If it’s true that black is the color of the passepartout by definition, the one you can never go wrong with, it’s also true that it’s not the most recommended under the sun. However, there are a few simple tricks to looking flawless (and fresh) in total black even in summer. First of all, choose the fabric well, favoring natural fibers: linen, cotton, English embroidery and silk help the skin to breathe. The cut is also important, wide and “airy”: palazzo pants, flowing-line dresses, oversized shirts. Password: lightness. Black in summer can be minimized with a floral pattern in bright colors, with a polka dot motif (like Letizia’s) or with transparencies, especially for glamorous occasions. The accessories? Espadrilles and fabric bags for the day, gold or neon jewelry for the night.
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John Cameron is a journalist at The Nation View specializing in world news and current events, particularly in international politics and diplomacy. With expertise in international relations, he covers a range of topics including conflicts, politics and economic trends.
