Rabat – Spain’s World Cup triumph was accompanied by a memorable royal appearance, as Queen Letizia drew attention with a sophisticated all-red ensemble while attending the final alongside King Felipe VI and their daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía.
Her choice of red appeared to pay tribute to the colors of the Spanish flag as Spain secured a historic 1-0 victory over Argentina after extra time to lift the World Cup trophy.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia wore a crimson, midi-length dress featuring a sleek, tailored silhouette that reflected her signature elegance.
She completed the look with understated diamond earrings and her gold wedding band, allowing the bold color to remain the focal point while adding a touch of refined luxury.
King Felipe VI complemented the Queen’s outfit in a navy suit paired with a crisp white shirt and a red tie, creating a coordinated look that echoed Spain’s national colors.
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía also joined their parents in the stands to cheer on the national team, wearing outfits in shades of red and white.
Keeping with her polished royal style, Queen Letizia opted for soft, loose waves and natural makeup featuring radiant skin, subtly defined eyes, and nude-toned lips, reinforcing the understated elegance she is known for at official engagements.
Following the final whistle, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia descended onto the pitch to celebrate with the newly crowned champions.
The King presented the World Cup trophy to the Spanish players during the victory ceremony, while Queen Letizia congratulated members of the squad and coaching staff as celebrations unfolded around them.
Ahead of the match, the Spanish royal family had shared a message of support through its official social media accounts, describing the World Cup final as more than just a football match, but a dream shared by Spaniards both at home and abroad.
Their wishes were fulfilled as Spain claimed the title, capping off a historic night that will be remembered by Spanish football fans for years to come.
