Spanish royal family attend the national offering to the apostle Santiago

The Queen of Spain and her daughters looked vibrant in gorgeous bright colours as they attended the annual national offering to the Apostle Santiago in Spain today.   

Queen Letizia, 49, was accompanied by her daughters Princess Leonor of Spain, 16, and Princess Sofia of Spain, 15, as they attended the regional festivity at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, alongside King Felipe.

Looking exceptionally glamorous the two young princesses showed their styles are matching that of their mother’s, while walking around Santiago de Compostela.

Princess Sofia of Spain, 15, (left) and  Princess Leonor of Spain, 16, (centre) with their mother and Queen Letizia, 49, in Spain today

While young Sofia wore a pretty baby blue dress and flat ballet shoes while her hair was half combed up off her face, her older sister Leonor wore a £75 Cayro Vestido yasmin pink and red dress.  

Letizia chose a Vogana £220 ‘Mer’ dress in orange, pulled in at the chest, with matching soft brown Carolina Herrera Mini Doma Insignia satchel crossbody bag and singback camel suede pumps.

Her hair was styled in long curls tucked behind her ears and kept her make-up to a minimum, showing off her natural beauty.

The family attended the event last year too and this year King Felipe looked smart in a navy suit paired with a blue shirt and tie.

King Felipeof Spain  and wife Queen Letizia attended the regional festivity at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, in Galicia, in northwestern Spain

The three looked stylish as they walked through Santiago de Compostela, which is the capital of Galicia, in northwestern Spain

Santiago de Compostela is the capital of Galicia, in northwestern Spain. The city has its origin in the shrine of Saint James the Great, now the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. 

Queen Letizia is now fully back in the thrust of royal duties after being forced to cancel some engagements due to Covid-19. 

She tested positive earlier this month, but only experienced mild symptoms of the virus.  

Prior to testing positive for the virus, the royal had had a busy few weeks, welcoming world leaders to Madrid for the NATO summit. She also attended the presentation of the Princess of Girona Foundation Awards.

The family chat as they make their way to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela for the national offering to the apostle Santiago

The event is held during the regional festivities of Galicia, located in the north of Spain