Queen Letizia exudes elegance in red power suit as Prince William misses out on Women’s World Cup final

Queen Letizia exuded sophistication on Sunday as she cheered on the Spanish staff on the Women’s World Cup final in Sydney.

Dressed to impress, the mother-of-two, 50, seemingly wore a shiny red power suit to point out her assist for the Spanish staff as they battled it out in opposition to England’s Lionesses.

The royal appeared chic in her tailor-made ensemble which featured a pair of high-waisted wide-leg trousers and an identical double-breasted blazer full with black buttons.

She teamed her head-turning suit with a easy black prime and wore her shiny chocolate tresses down unfastened. As for make-up, Letizia highlighted her sculpted cheekbones with a contact of bronzer and added a sweep of blusher for a pop of color.

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Queen Letizia was joined in the presidential field by her 16-year-old daughter Sofia who appeared each inch her mom’s mini-me as she watched on from the sidelines.

The stylish teen dressed down in a black-and-white striped prime and a pair of black trousers. For a splash of color, the younger royal completed off her outfit with a shiny red scarf.

Whilst the Spanish royals had been out in full power, the British royals weren’t current for the final in Sydney. The Prince of Wales has since apologised for not flying out to Australia to observe the Lionesses in their World Cup final.

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Despite lacking out, Prince William did staff up together with his daughter Princess Charlotte for a particular video message forward of the hotly anticipated sport.

The video, which was shared on the Prince and Princess of Wales’s social media accounts, confirmed William and his daughter sitting on a bench, with Charlotte clutching a soccer.

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Speaking to the digital camera, William mentioned: “Lionesses, we want to send you a huge good luck for tomorrow. We’re sorry we can’t be there in person, but we’re so proud of everything you achieved and the millions you’ve inspired here and around the world. So, go out there tomorrow and really enjoy yourselves.”

A smiling Charlotte went on so as to add: “Good luck Lionesses!”

For the big day, Prince William dressed down in a pair of blue denims and an identical blue shirt. Princess Charlotte, in the meantime, appeared so candy in a blue and white striped prime and a pair of shorts.

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Ever the doting dad, Prince William may very well be seen lovingly wrapping his arm round Charlotte in a touching show of affection.

Prince William wasn’t the one member of the British royal household to achieve out to the Lionesses forward of their huge sport.

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On Saturday, King Charles III interrupted his summer season break to share a private message of assist.

In his newest message, Charles mentioned: “Good luck today Lionesses, and may you roar to victory. Charles R.” The message was accompanied by a graphic of a lioness.