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Queen Letizia kept Spain's World Cup celebration in the same color for a second day, welcoming the newly crowned champions to Zarzuela Palace on Monday in another red Adolfo Domínguez dress.
After wearing a clean-lined Adolfo Domínguez A-line dress to Sunday's World Cup final, Letizia returned to the Spanish label Monday in a less structured red midi. This dress - also in the vibrant red associated with the World Cup champions' jerseys - had a V-neck, short sleeves and a self-tie belt knotted at the hip, with a fuller skirt that opened at the front. She finished with natural Calzados Picón Palma espadrille wedges and Gold & Roses' Shewel triple hoops.
One day earlier, she had gone all red in another Adolfo Domínguez design at MetLife Stadium. The repeat was a cleaner A-line style with a round neckline, flared sleeves and a center slit through the midi skirt. The Spanish royal finished it with a red Menbur clutch as Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to claim its second men's World Cup title.
The shift between the two dresses suited the settings. Sunday required a polished stadium look as Letizia joined King Felipe VI, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía on the field after the win. Monday's audience was a daytime homecoming, with the natural espadrille wedges supplying a more casual finish following a nail-biting World Cup victory for Spain.
Leonor and Sofía moved even closer to the players' uniforms at Zarzuela Palace, matching in Spain's white "26" away jerseys and wide-leg white trousers. The royal family posed with red championship shirts before the team continued to Moncloa Palace and an open-top bus parade through Madrid.
Spain's 1-0 extra-time win over Argentina at New York New Jersey Stadium secured the country's second men's World Cup title. The players returned to Madrid on Monday for official welcomes at Zarzuela and Moncloa palaces before continuing through the capital on an open-top bus parade.
