Letizia's daughters, with a raincoat to show their bond

The controversy generated after the "clash" between Queen Letizia and Doña Sofía at the exit of the Cathedral of Palma where the queen wanted to prevent her daughters from being photographed with her grandmother, only she has been eclipsed by the image of total normality that they wanted to show days later. After Juan Carlos's knee operation, the monarchs went to the hospital and there Sofía and Letizia could be seen showing complicity.

A love and good atmosphere between the two that would only be to settle the controversy. However, what many consider a mere "theater" has drawn much criticism. But not only this detail between the two but with the daughters of kings, Princess Eleanor and Infanta Sofía.

Mother and daughters, practically the same

They also accompanied their parents and grandmother to the hospital, and as if nothing had happened, they were holding hands. Sofia's hand and smiling as they posed for the photographers, a picture that days before Letizia wanted to avoid. Much has been said about this appearance of the royal family, although one of the

themes that have predominated have been styles.

And is that the queen Letizia gave prominence to Doña Sofía wearing a classic beige raincoat, some dark pants and flat shoes. A ‘look’ that was not one of the most commented, but nevertheless, generated controversy after seeing how their daughters dressed the next day, the two dressed alike and practically imitating the style of the Queen.

Why did they wear the same raincoat?

According to the portal ‘El Español’, it was no coincidence that Leonor and Sofía wore a raincoat very similar to that of their mother. This could be a strategy by Letizia to make it known that she and her daughters maintain an inseparable bond. Apparently, the studied choice of wardrobe, with the same Burberry trench coats, would try to demonstrate this great link.

In addition, it has also commented on the budget that the kings have spent to get the best of images of reconciliation. Both Queen Letizia and her daughters wore beige trench coats signed by the British firm Burberry, the most characteristic of this type of coat, also known as 'trench'.

Copy their ‘look’ at Zara and Mango

Both Princess Leonor and her sister the Infanta Sofía wore a Burberry beige trench coat valued at 775 euros, depending on the version that could be found on the official website of the signature. Despite the comments about the choice of these garments, it should be noted that the 'trench' is perfect for halftime and has become one of the essential designs.

Luckily, you can not only buy this type of garment in the big luxury brands, but the ‘low-cost’ firms continue to bet on trench coats for both adult collections and children. This is the case, for example, of Zara and Mango, where you can find trench coats very similar to those of the daughters of kings for less than 30 euros.