Queen Letizia of Spain stuns in silk monochrome outfit on family holiday in Mallorca

Queen Letizia, 45, looked youthful in the slinky white silk camisole top which showed off her toned arms.

She tucked this in to her high waisted washed silk black peg-leg trousers, which were belted at the waist.

On her feet, Letizia wore a pair of chunky black Mala sandals from Spanish brand Naguisa. They are currently on sale for £173.

As she is on holiday, Letizia accessoried with non-precious jewellery, wearing a pair of large hoop earrings.

These are the Roma earrings from Coolook, and cost £159.

A slim black glitter clutch bag completed the look for the mum-of-two.

Her golden glowing tan was the only other accessory the royal needed, and she did not wear a bracelet or necklace, leaving her décolletage bare.

She accentuated the tan with her makeup, opting for bronzer and a shimmering brown eyeshadow.

A raspberry pink lipstick was the final addition. Letizia wore her hair in a relaxed style straight down over her shoulders.

Letizia has been enjoying an extended break in Mallorca with her family, including her mother-in-law, Queen Sofia.

Yesterday, the stunning former-journalist was with her two daughters and mother-in-law on a day trip. They visited Olivar market as part of their summer holidays.

Letizia wore a white shell neckline tank top with pink ombre detail.

She accessorised with gold sandals on her feet and married a straw bag.

Chic black sunglasses covered her eyes, although at points she took them off and hooked them into her top.

Pictures of the Spanish Queens together are unusual, particular following a very public spat they had this year.

A video clip showed Queen Sofia trying to pose for a photo with her granddaughters.

But her former TV newsreader daughter-in-law first stood in the way – and then seemed to push Queen Sofia’s arm away from her eldest daughter after a brief exchange of words that looked far from friendly.

The 79-year-old put her arm back round Princess Leonor’s shoulder after resisting Queen Letizia’s challenge.

But the 12-year-old, standing beside her 10-year-old sister Infanta Sofia, finished the job her mother had started by preventing her grandmother having her way.

It was left to Queen Sofia’s son King Felipe to try to restore peace as his 80-year-old father looked on nonplussed.