Queen Letizia of Spain wore the most unique skirt as she attended the 22nd edition of the 'Primary Opera Film Festival' in Tudela
November 03, 2022 - 15:39 GMT Tania Leslau Fashion should be a conversation starter, a theory Queen Letizia of Spain championed with her latest look. The Spanish queen pushed the boundaries of royal style while attending the 22nd edition of the Primary Opera Film Festival in Tudela, where she stepped out in a holey unexpected look. Trypophobes look away now...The 50-year-old sparked intrigue as she appeared at the event in the most unique skirt look we've seen her sport to date.
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