Queen Letizia of Spain rocks spring chic as she mingles with fans at the opening ceremony of the Talent Tour in Salamanca

Queen Letizia looked typically chic today as she stepped out for an official event in Salamanca, Spain.

The royal, 51, wore a glamorous emerald green dress and a camel-coloured autumn coat for the opening ceremony of the Talent Tour 2024 at the International Center of Spain.

The annual event is organized by the Princess of Girona Foundation, a private initiative of which her husband, King Felipe, is honorary chairman, on behalf of their 18-year-old daughter Princess Leonor.

While outside the venue, the down-to-earth royal was seen greeting waiting fans – whose presence seemed to put her in great spirits.

She was later pictured taking candid selfies with her adoring supporters, with some of them capturing the sweet moment on their mobile phones.

For the occasion, the ever-stylish monarch opted for a three-quarter green dress with long sleeves and a minimal cutout at the chest.

To further show off her unique style, she paired the dress with a beautiful camel coat and a pair of nude kitten heels.

This time, she cut a minimalist figure by forgoing a handbag and wearing only delicate jewelry: two miniature, stone-encrusted hoops and a gold ring.

However, she turned up the glamor with sparkling bronze eyeshadow, sun-kissed contours, black mascara and a glossy pink lip.

Her luscious brown locks were curled to perfection and held in place with a side part, before falling gracefully to her shoulders.

Once inside the ceremony, Letizia seemed very engrossed in the day's schedule and made sure to greet all the guests in attendance.

The Talent Tour aims to foster a movement for the future of young people in Spain and generate a community of opportunity that connects, activates and enhances their talent.

According to AtalayarThis year it will focus on five key focus areas: employability and entrepreneurship, physical health, emotional health, purpose and social impact and sustainability.

The queen's appearance comes as she opened a building in Barcelona with her husband, King Felipe, on Valentine's Day, wearing all black.

Letizia cut a stylish figure in an embroidered black suit by Dries Van Noten, consisting of a double-breasted jacket with padded shoulders and cigarette trousers.

She paired the look with Carolina Herrera slingbacks, which stood out with a red soul.

Known for being high on style, the Spanish royals opted for oversized gold earrings, also by Carolina Herrerea, and a Carolina Herrerea bag as she headed to the opening of the Puig's second tower Company.

To add even more glamor to the look, Letizia opted for a gold eyeshadow and smoky eyes with creamy foundation and glossy lip.

Meanwhile, Felipe looked typically dapper in a three-piece suit with a red tie.

It comes as Letizia showed off her fashion flair during a visit to FEDER, the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases in Madrid on February 13.

The royal made a stylish entrance in a striking chartreuse blazer from Hugo Boss, priced at £354.99, paired with wide-leg trousers and suede boots.

Letizia's 'Jestena' coat debuted in November 2023 and is made from textured wool with an asymmetrical double-breasted front and classic notched lapels.

Every year she visits FEDER to find out more about the challenges and opportunities the charity expects for the year ahead.

The monarch, who is honorary president, beamed as she arrived to chair a meeting at the organization's headquarters in the Spanish capital.

Queen Letizia made a sartorial statement in a £354.99 wool jacket from Hugo Boss, featuring an asymmetrical double-breasted front, classic notched lapels and buttoned cuffs.

She let her jacket take center stage and complemented it with wide-leg trousers, suede boots and a long wool coat – all in a sleek black shade.

The royal mother of two opted for her signature make-up look, with smoky eyes, bronzed cheekbones and nude lip, as her brunette locks fell over her shoulders.

Letizia completed her ensemble with minimal jewelry, opting only for diamond stud earrings and a gold ring.

The former journalist is honorary president of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER), which was founded in 1999.

The Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases wants to 'promote the need to work with all stakeholders to promote access to diagnosis for people suffering from rare diseases'.

They help people who have contracted a disease that affects fewer than five in 10,000 people. In Spain alone there are more than three million people who meet these requirements.