Queen Letizia of Spain shows off her Spring style in beloved £110 dress from Spanish brand Lady Pipa as she and King Felipe VI attend arts award ceremony - while her husband dons a matching tie

Queen Letizia cut an elegant figure as she joined her husband King Felipe VI at an arts award ceremony in Cadiz.

The European monarch looked bright and breezy in a pink summer dress as she attended the awards to present the Gold Medal of Merit In Fine Arts 2022 on Wednesday.

The mother-of-two donned a stylish ruched pink and white floral gown from Spanish brand Lady Pipa, in colour 'Terrazzo Rose, which currently retails online for £110.

It's not the first time the royal sported the look, wearing the same ensemble for a luncheon celebrating the 'Miguel de Cervantes' Literature Prize last year.

The 51-year-old completed today's outfit with a white clutch bag and accessorised with chic pearl earrings. 

Queen Letizia cut an elegant figure as she joined husband King Felipe VI at an arts award ceremony in Cadiz on Wednesday 

King Felipe VI looked typically sharp in a grey pinstripe suit, adding a pink tie to match his wife's ensemble. 

Letizia's newly bobbed hair looked glossy and sleek as she styled it into bouncy curls and her glamorous makeup featured a smokey eye. 

Inside, the royal couple awarded the the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts to the winners.

The honour has been awarded by the Ministry of Culture of Spain each year since 1995 to individuals or institutions excelling in art or culture.

A range of artists - from musicians to dramatists, gallery owners and clowns - have received this recognition previously to mark their outstanding work in the field.

Those who have encouraged the dissemination and conservation of art and culture have also been celebrated.

It comes after Letizia attended the Discapnet Awards, in Madrid last week, teaming her green shirt with a pair of matching heels and white bootcut trousers.

Now in their seventh year, the Discapnet Awards honour ICT-based initiatives that make technology more accessible to disabled people. 

The Spanish monarch looked bright and breezy in a pink summer dress as she attended the awards to present the Gold Medal of Merit In Fine Arts

The mother-of-two donned a stylish ruched pink and white floral gown which she paired with electric pink heels

It's not the first time the royal sported the look, wearing the same ensemble for a luncheon celebrating the 'Miguel de Cervantes' Literature Prize last year (right) 

Four prizes of€5,000 are on offer for categories such as 'Best-ICT based product or service' and media outlets who are helping inform people about the support available to them.

It's no doubt of interest to Letizia as a former journalist who worked as a news anchor at CNN+ before meeting King Felipe.

It comes after Letizia's daughter Crown Princess Leonor of Spain had a royal inspection from her father this week.

King Felipe visited the future queen, 18, and her classmates at the military training centre in Zaragoza.

Leonor put on her best camo as she joined the maneuvers carried out by the students of the General Military Academy at San Gregorio National Training Centre.

The Spanish King, who also donned the army uniform as the Commander-in-chief of all the Spanish armies Land, Navy and Air Force, shook his daughter's hand as she stood among other military trainees.

Letizia 's newly bobbed hair looked glossy and sleek as she styled it into bouncy curls and her glamorous makeup featured a smokey eye

King Felipe VI looked typically sharp in a grey pinstripe suit, adding a pink tie to match his wife's ensemble

When inside, the royal couple awarded the the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts to the winners

King Felipe and Letizia during the delivery of gold medals for merit in the fine arts 2022 in Cadiz

The royals later sat next to each other as they enjoyed lunch with the military students at the national training centre.

The Princess, who turned 18 in October last year, has been making solo appearances and training at the Military Academy to ensure she's ready for her future in the monarchy.

The royal was pictured wearing a helmet and camouflage gear she carried out lessons with the group.