Queen Letizia of Spain Embraces Burgundy Trend in Bleis Madrid Suit

Queen Letizia of Spain joined her husband, King Felipe VI, for a royal visit to Brañosera in Spain on Tuesday. The couple attended a series of celebratory events to commemorate the municipality’s 1,200th anniversary.

For the royal outing, Queen Letizia opted for a burgundy suit courtesy of Bleis Madrid, a brand the Spanish royal has worn in the past. The suited look included such elements as a single-breasted blazer with sharp lapels and rounded shoulders.

The burgundy tone of the look was offset by a black button at the waist. Queen Letizia’s blazer coordinated with her tailored trousers, which featured the same shade of burgundy. The Spanish royal wore an ivory blouse beneath her single-breasted blazer and added a pair of patent leather black shoes to complete the look.

Burgundy is a color that’s maintained relevance throughout 2025 and 2024. Shades of deep red like Bordeaux to dark berry and oxblood have been trending from accessories to red carpet statements. The prevalence of such shades dates back to Gucci’s creative exploration of the Gucci Rosso red hue. From there, statement reds became wardrobe staples and glam ideals like pops or red lips, to Queen Letizia’s burgundy suit.

Queen Letizia previously wore the same suit in February 2025 during a visit to the National Hospital for Paraplegics in Toledo to commemorate its 50th anniversary. As opposed to a softer ivory blouse, Queen Letizia opted for a black shirt beneath her suit for the February occasion.

Bleis Madrid is among Queen Letizia’s favorite brands. Along with the burgundy suit, the Spanish royal also has a lavender suit from the brand in her royal wardrobe rotation. Queen Letizia wore the lavender suit for the National Radio for Everyone presentation in Madrid in September 2024.

Given that Queen Letizia has worn the burgundy Bleis Madrid suit in the past, the fashion choice coincides with a trend several modern royals gravitate toward. The royal is known for rewearing pieces from her wardrobe, a style approach followed by British royal family members Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla.

Queen Camilla often rewears pieces courtesy of her favorite designers Fiona Clare and Anna Valentine. Kate Middleton, meanwhile, tends to rewear looks by Jenny Packham, Zara, Roland Mouret and more designers she’s worn throughout her time as a senior member of the British royal family.