Cape escape! Queen Letizia dons a stylish camel-coloured overcoat as she heads to an agriculture fair in Western Spain with King Felipe VI
- The glamorous Spanish royal wore a stylish camel and black block colour cape
- Letizia, 44, travelled west from Madrid to Badajoz for the agricultural fair
- The mother-of-two travelled to the event with King Felipe by her side
It's already been a busy January for the Spanish royals and there was no let-up for Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI as they headed west to an agricultural fair today.
Looking ready for business but warm, Letizia, 44, opted for a block colour cape in camel and black, over a smart wide-legged trouser suit with a pussy-bow blouse.
The glamorous mother-of-two finished the look with a designer handbag, opting for a Hugo Boss navy clutch.
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Smiling in the sunshine at an agricultural fair on the Portuguese border, Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI
With her glamorous brunette locks restored to their usual chestnut colour, Queen Letizia looked relaxed and happy to mingle with the crowds who'd gathered to spot the royal couple
The media was quick to pick up on some greying streaks in Letizia's hair in her appearances post Christmas. However, her brunette locks looked perfectly pristine today, complemented by a pretty pair of drop earrings.
By her side at the 'Agroexpo' fair in Badajoz on the Portugeuse border was an equally stylish King Felipe.
The bearded Spanish monarch wore a slate grey suit with pale blue shirt and a patterned tie.
Crowds of well-wishers arrived at the expo to greet the royal couple. They spent nearly 30 minutes greeting the crowds, shaking hands with fans and having their pictures snapped on smartphones.
Last week, Letizia showcased her team spirit when she joined forces with her mother-in-law to present the country's National Sports Awards.
The royals and their entourage received a warm welcome from crowds at the agricultural fair
Pressing the flesh! Letizia smiled and chatted with delighted-looking well-wishers, many of whom snapped pictures of their royal encounters on their smartphones
King Felipe and Letizia spent several minutes talking to some of those who'd gathered in the small town of Badajoz to greet them
Letizia was joined by her husband's mother, Sofía - who was queen consort until her husband, Juan Carlos I abdicated in 2014 - at the star-studded ceremony.
The pair brought a touch of glamour to the annual event at the El Pardo Palace, which is just outside Madrid, with both opting for sharply tailored dresses.
Letizia, left, and her mother-in-law Sofía, right, brought a touch of glamour to the annual event at the El Pardo Palace, just outside of Madrid, with both opting for sharply tailored dresses
Mother-of-two Letizia, 44, wore a mushroom-coloured tweed dress which showcased her trim figure with a fitted bodice and cinched-in waist.
The royal, who is famously fond of a stiletto, added a pair of cross-front patent heels for the ceremony.
Meanwhile Sofía, who celebrated her 78th birthday in November, wore a crimson skirt suit and a pair of subtle gold hoop earrings.
The pair were also joined by Letizia's husband, King Felipe VI, and King Juan Carlos I, 79.
Awards included the distinguished King Felipe Award, which went to Javier Fernández, and the Reina Letizia Award, which went to high jumper Ruth Beitia (pictured)
Gongs included the distinguished King Felipe Award, which went to Javier Fernández, and the Reina Letizia Award, which went to Ruth Beitia.
Letizia, a former journalist and newsreader, looked to be in her element as she handed giant trophies to the winners.
Also attending the ceremony were the Minister of Education, Culture and Sport, Iñigo Méndez de Vigo; the Secretary of State for Education, Vocational Training and Universities, Marcial Marín and the president of the Higher Council of Sports, José Ramón Lete, among other personalities.
The winners were picked by a panel of experts in October.
Letizia, who is mother to Princess Leonor, 11 and Princess Sofía, nine, wed King Felipe VI in 2004.
She married into the Spanish monarchy following a successful career as a journalist and newsreader.
She was previously married to Alonso Guerrero Pérez, a writer, but the pair divorced after just a year and by 2003 Letizia had announced her engagement to Felipe, then the Prince of Asturias.
King Juan Carlos abdicated in 2014 in favour of his 48-year-old son, now King Felipe VI.
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