The Spanish royal family gathered for a private dinner in Palma de Mallorca on Saturday night, following the sailing trophy ceremony earlier in the day. King Felipe and Queen Letizia were joined by their daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, as well as Queen Sofía, according to HOLA.
The dinner took place at the Portitxol waterfront area, a traditional spot for the royals during their summer stay on the island, as reported by Diario de Mallorca. The outing came at the end of a week that several Spanish outlets described as turbulent, though the family appeared relaxed during the meal.
For the occasion, Queen Letizia wore a dress that has appeared in her wardrobe on at least three previous occasions, HOLA noted. The recycled outfit drew attention from fashion observers, with Vogue España separately highlighting her choice of an artisanal handbag and sandals, both from Spanish brands.
The dinner followed the presentation of awards at the Copa de Vela regatta, an event the king and queen attended earlier in the day, according to La Voz de Galicia. The royal family has spent part of August in Mallorca, where they typically combine official engagements with private family time.
The meal at Portitxol is a recurring summer tradition, and this year it came against a backdrop of news coverage focusing on recent events affecting the royal household. Neither the palace nor the family made public comments about the dinner.
Observers will likely watch for further royal appearances in Mallorca in the coming days, as the family continues its summer schedule on the island.
