Queen Letizia and King Felipe were photographed alongside their daughters, Leonor and Sofia, on Monday, July 25. The family attended a national offering to the apostle Santiago at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
The women looked beautiful in colourful dresses and the whole family seemed happy, according to a body language expert.
Judi James claimed that whenever she is out with her daughters, Letizia always looks confident, inspiring Leonor and Sofia to be confident too.
Her facial expressions ooze pride and affection – towards her husband, Felipe too.
Judi continued: “Letizia and Felipe do seem to have no inhibitions about hand or arm-holding in public, and she will also be very open in her signals of pride and affection when it comes to her facial expressions.
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“We tend to see royal woman holding bags or using a hand clasp at waist height to keep their hands occupied,” Judi said.
“But Letizia seems to be encouraging a sense of strength and solid self-esteem in her daughters by being the role model for this power-pose.”
Judi went into more detail, saying: “There are no signs of the kind of desire to self-diminish shyly that you can often get when the arms are at the sides, i.e. a pulling of the arms into the sides of the torso.
“Instead the three women display the important ‘upturned V’ gap under the armpits that, along with a slight splaying of the feet, suggests admirable levels of confidence.”
Princess Leonor donned a two-tone red and pink dress, which she pulled off well despite the clashing hues.
Meanwhile, Sofia wore a baby blue dress with three-quarter sleeves and a skirt that reached just above her knees.
Leonor’s dress was a little longer, resting just above her shins.
Both Princesses’ locks lay in golden waves over their shoulders, while their mother’s hair was also down, in a casual do.
