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It appears it’s not only Kate Middleton or Meghan Markle that recycles their best fashion buys, but Queen Letizia of Spain also isn’t afraid of being seen in the same clothes twice

Whilst making an appearance at a university in Andalucia wearing, Queen Letizia of Spain wore her beloved Zara coat (€52.00), Uterqüe neutral trousers, Magrit pumps and finished her look with another firm favourite, her Carolina Herrera snakeskin clutch bag.

Red is a great option for us all as it goes with every skin tone and easily fits into any season, so what more excuse do you need to make an investment? Although this Zara red regal-looking coat has now been sold out, one can shop for alternatives with a similar look.

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