Uimage of Composed and discreet elegance accompanied the funeral of Pope Francis In St. Peter’s Square, in the Vatican. Between Veli of lace and tailoring suits, queen (from Letizia of Spain to Charlene di Monaco), First Ladies (Melania Trump above all) e political leaders they interpreted with refinement the harsh Dress code imposed by the solemnity of the event. A female presence that has been able to tell, through fashion, respect and tradition in a moment of profound emotion.
Letizia of Spain and Charlene of Monaco: sobriety and grace to the funeral of Pope Francis
Letizia of Spain has chosen a black dress with essential lineswith round neckline and three -quarter sleeves, completed by a veil of dark lace that covered her hair gathered. At the measured pace, flanked by King Felipe VI, the sovereign crossed Piazza San Pietro showing a composed elegance, in perfect harmony with the ecclesiastical protocol.
There Princess Charlene of Monacofaithful to his sober style, opted for a Black dress that touched the kneelong sleeves and discreet neckline. Above the blond hair combed carefully, a light veilas if to underline a reserved but present femininity. Décolleté Nere and a Prada signed bag completed a look in which every detail spoke of respect and measure.
Melania Trump: a composed and respectful style
Melania Trumpalongside her husband Donald, she chose an impeccable Black full: Sartorial blazer, sheath dress up to the calf, closed décolleté, Lace gloves and a thin veil. During the ceremony, Melania stood out not only for her style, but also for the composure: in a moment of impasse, she whispered to her husband “you should do it”, inviting him to participate in the traditional exchange of the sign of peace and thus avoiding a fool.
Rania of Jordan: elegant tribute to Pope Francis
Among the monarchs present, also the queen Rania of Jordan paid tribute to Pope Francis. Accompanied by her husband, King Abdullah, Rania has chosen a black suit of great elegance: A zip shirt and oversized collar combined with a coordinated skirt. A dark headdress and sunglasses completed its sober and composed look, in line with the respect requested by the occasion.
Leader and First Ladies: the looks at the funeral of Pope Francis
But the Basilica of San Pietro welcomed many other important female figures who, with their presence and their outfits, expressed participation in mourning. Among the representatives of the presidential families, Karina Milei (sister of Argentine president Javier Milei) distinguished herself with a jacket with satin revers. Laura Mattarellanext to his father and president Sergio Mattarella, he wore a Midi black skirt, dark tights and a discreet veil. Also the French premiere dame Brigitte Macron has respected the rigorous total blackcompleted by a black coat and large sunglasses.
On the institutional front, the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen opted for an impeccable double -breasted black suit with golden buttonsand the president of the Italian Council Giorgia Meloni has chosen an elegant black suit, collecting her hair in a chignon and adorning her neck with sober laces. Each, in its own way, interpreted with style and respect for the solemnity of the moment.
The meaning of the black veil at the funeral in the Vatican
Essential element for women invited to funeral events in the Vatican, the Black veil has a deep symbolic value. Traditionally worn to report mourning, modesty and respect, the veil partially covers the face, offering a Privacy form during pain. For the Catholic queens, such as Letizia of Spain, there is also the “privilege of white”, an exception that allows you to wear the white veil on the occasion of papal hearings, but which leaves room for black in contexts of solemn mourning.
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