Queen Letizia of Spain brought warm, springtime hues to her latest royal outing on Tuesday in Granada. The Spanish royal visited the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center of the University of Granada. The royal attended the presentation of the chair in psycho-neuro-immunology-clinical, described as a study in the interaction and communication between the various systems of the body.

For the daytime outing, the royal wore a vibrant orange cotton blouse with long sleeves rolled up to her elbows and a crew neckline. Queen Letizia continued the orange color motif with her skirt.

Queen Letizia of Spain visits the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center of the University of Granada on April 1 in Granada.

The royal favored a cream skirt with an illusion element. Not only did the flowing garment feature pleating throughout, the look also incorporated shades of orange that peaked throughout the cream fabric for an added coordinative element.

Queen Letizia continued to favor warm tones with her accessories. The royal wore a pair of dangling earrings with shades of soft gold and muted warm tones. She also wore a pair of pointed toe neutral beige kitten heels to complete her sartorial statement.

Queen Letizia of Spain visits the Mind, Brain

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