According to Spanish media, this is one of her favorite engagement. This Thursday, May 12, Queen Letizia of Spain followed, the Callao cinema in Madrid, the final of FameLab International competition, one of the largest global contest of scientific communication. Launched in 2005 on an idea of ​​the Cheltenham Festival, the competition's main objective is to promote knowledge of science through this innovative format that is the scientific monologue. It was its fourth edition in Spain.

Accompanied by Carmen Vela, Secretary of State for Research, Development and Innovation, the wife of King Felipe VI attended the interventions of the eight candidates vying for the Spanish final. Then the jury designated Alba Aguión as the winner, she presented the award FameLab Spain 2016. The young woman winner will participate in June at the International Finals during the Science Festival in Cheltenham England.

For the occasion, the Queen Letizia premiered a new petrol blue ensemble from Nina Ricci's pre-fall 2016 collection, consisting of a sleeveless crinkled top with a matching slit-front a-line skirt and She debuted Adolfo Dominguez art-deco inspired box clutch. Very elegant, she chose to curl her hair and adorn themselves with a stunning pair of statement earrings from Mango Blue Faceted Crystal Earring (US$24.99), on her feet the Magrit 'Mila' pumps in midnight blue patent leather. . But the part of her look that held the attention was no doubt her handbag: a clutch for less original.
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Invited by the President of Finland Sauli Niinistö, the Grand Duke and the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg arrived on Tuesday May 10th  in Helsinki, for a three-day state visit. They were accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Etienne Schneider, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Jean Asselborn and Minister of the Environment, Carole Dieschbourg and a business delegation.

The program of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg has been essentially marked by political events and economic punctuated the traditional state dinner and evening offered in return by the grand-ducal couple guests.

Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, who also laid wreaths at the Hietaniemi cemetery were despite their busy schedule to offer a small walking tour in the center of the Finnish capital. The opportunity to enter the amazing monolithic church Temppeliaukio. Emblematic of the current architectural expressionism of the 1960s, it has the distinction of having been carved into the rock and be covered with a copper filament dome ringed with a glass roof.

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