Few women are as elegant as Queen Letizia, the monarch is common on international best dressed lists and not always resorting to very expensive or unattainable luxury garments. Yesterday, without going any further, she attended the inaugural concert of the Princess of Asturias Awards wearing a top from a brand low cost: H&M. Of course, the garment in question – which sold out in a few hours – was part of the collaboration with the Lebanese designer Elie Saab.
It is a cape-effect blouse with transparencies in a beautiful emerald tone and a gradient effect in black that the queen combined precisely with wide-leg pants in the latter tone to give it continuity. The final sophistication was provided by her fetish shoes: black stilettos with thin heels.
The Elie Saab x H&M cape top

H&M
The blouse has been on sale at H&M since yesterday, October 22, for 79.99 euros. It sold out in a few hours (although we still have hope of finding it on Vinted). It is undoubtedly a very elegant and very practical option for autumn-winter weddings or Christmas dinners that are coming up.

Cape blouse with twisted detail
RRP at H&M — 79.99 €
The alternative to Elie Saab's top for less than 20 euros

H&M
To emulate her majesty's look we don't have to leave H&M, this black design – easier to integrate into a total black look – is just as elegant and sophisticated, but much cheaper. We found it for only 19.99 euros (also available in a beautiful ivory color). This option is also ideal for a night out with friends combined with barrel jeans and high-heeled ankle boots.

Top with cape effect detail
RRP at H&M — 19.99 €
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