The Queen renounces her high heels because of the ailment that occurs during a ceremony in which Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia shone
Since Mrs. Letizia has renounced the already scant anonymity given to her by the Newscast host, she has always been seen wearing shoes with a heel of at least four inches on major occasions. But no one was surprised that this Friday, at the awards ceremony that bears the name of the Heir to the Crown, she wore mid-heeled slingbacks. Because it is known, she herself announced on October 12 at the reception of the Royal Palace that she suffers from a Morton’s neuroma in her left foot, which causes severe pain. And yes, experts say that one of the causes of this condition is narrow, high-heeled shoes, their constant use.
Repeated punctures into the nerve in the foot, they say, are similar to getting a sharp object in the sole. There are days when the patient has no symptoms and others when he is practically incapacitated. Doña Letizia probably woke up on the wrong foot this Friday. Because also in the morning, at the reception for the prize winners, she left her high heels behind.
But Doña Letizia beamed. The ceremony of the Princess of Asturias Awards -for Prince- is especially for her. He plays at home and he knows it. Since he became a member of the royal family, he has marked this date in red, in which he tries to respond to the affection that the people of Oviedo, of his city, bestow on him. For the occasion, she chose a two-tone dress, with a long black skirt and a white body, by Carolina Herrera. Gone are the years when he was loyal to Felipe Varela. Although if anything caught the eye, it was the impressive diamond earrings.
Brilliant were also the earrings that Princess Leonor wore, lent by her mother and provided with Chanel’s signature. The heiress wore a floral-print dress, also in black and white, by Michael Kors, who produced some descello. Nothing compared to those worn by the Infanta Sofía, in sequins, in midnight blue. The daughter of the kings debuted this Friday in heels. In fact, he wore the same at the morning reception and the afternoon ceremony.
In turn, Queen Sofia dressed in blue, with a simple trouser suit. Coincidentally, Paloma Rocasolano, with whom the Queen and her daughters winked as they passed her in the stalls of the Campoamor Theater, also chose a blue trouser suit. It was spotless. She was wearing matching shoes and a yellow bag and pasmina. The colors of the flag of Asturias.
Congress president Maritxell Batet opted for a flattering green blazer dress. She arrived in Campoamor with Senate President Ander Gil. In the morning, arriving at the Hotel de La Reconquista, the nerve center of these awards, Batet entered at the same time as Queen Sofía, leaving behind one of the anecdotes of the day with a backpack of more than considerable size.
Source: La Verdad
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