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Queen Letizia of Spain Gives Espadrilles a Business-casual Turn

July 2, 2026 - 04:50

Queen Letizia of Spain Gives Espadrilles a Business-casual Turn

On Wednesday, Queen Letizia attended a meeting at the Zarzuela Palace to discuss eating disorders with healthcare professionals, and she brought a surprising twist to business-casual dressing. Instead of the usual pumps or block heels, the Spanish royal stepped out in a pair of wedge espadrilles, proving that the summer staple can work just as well in a professional setting as it does on vacation.

The queen paired the rope-soled shoes with a structured navy blue blazer and matching wide-leg trousers, creating a sharp silhouette that balanced formality with comfort. The espadrilles themselves were a neutral beige tone with a modest wedge heel, adding height without sacrificing practicality. It was a deliberate choice for a day of back-to-back conversations, allowing her to move easily through the palace while maintaining a polished appearance.

Letizia has long been known for mixing high-street finds with designer pieces, and this outfit was no exception. The blazer and trousers came from a Spanish label, while the espadrilles are a classic summer shoe often associated with Mediterranean leisure. By wearing them to a serious work engagement, she subtly challenged the idea that professional footwear must be stiff or uncomfortable.

The meeting itself focused on improving early detection and treatment for eating disorders, a cause the queen has supported for years. Her choice of attire, however, stole a bit of the spotlight. Fashion observers noted that the look was a masterclass in making a casual shoe feel intentional and office-appropriate. For anyone wondering if espadrilles can cross over into the boardroom, Letizia just gave a clear answer.


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