She's no stranger to a sharp suit thanks to a lengthy career in journalism and Queen Letizia certainly knows how to style one. Chic in a navy suit enlivened with a cerise top, Letizia was every inch the royal style icon as she toured the Valle Del Cicados Institute in Calahorra. Never one to be left behind in the style stakes, husband King Felipe, 46, also opted for a splash of pink, teaming his dapper suit - also in navy - with a tie that was a perfect match for the colour of Letizia's top. Matchy matchy: The  royal couple opted for identical ensembles of a navy suit enlivened with a flash of pink . In the pink: Letizia has made a habit of wearing pink of late, in this case teaming the hue with a navy suit . This isn't the first time the couple have been spotted in co-ordinating ensembles. Last week, the pair were seen touring a farm show dressed in matching grey suits and its not unusual to see Felipe match his tie to Letizia's dress. Indeed, the couple welcomed the president and first lady of the Honduras to the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid on Wednesday wearing matching ensembles, with Letizia choosing a fuchsia dress and Felipe sporting a tie in the same shade. Letizia has made a habit of wearing colours on the pink spectrum of late, choosing Felipe Varela dresses in similar shades for the Honduran presidential visit and for an evening engagement a day earlier. Nevertheless, as she demonstrated today, she remains a fan of the neatly tailored Armani suits that became her trademark during her journalism career. Meet and greet: King Felipe is all smiles as he makes his way into the Institute, followed by Queen Letizia . Matching: Last week, the couple welcomed the Honduran president in coordinating cerise ensembles . Favourite colour: Last week saw Queen Letizia opt for the same designer in similar colours two days in a row . Matching: The couple also opted for similar outfits for their visit to the International Cattle Fair in Zafra . Warm welcome: Letizia poses with a group of young engineers before meeting medical students . And the Spanish royal has had plenty of uses for her tailored wardrobe of late, courtesy of a busy schedule that has seen them travel all over Spain. Today's visit, to Calahorra in the semi-autonomous region of La Rioja in northern Spain, was a case in point, with the couple meeting students preparing for a career in nursing during their tour of the Valle Del Cicados Institute. The Institute, which is a further education centre, specialises in humanities and medical studies, with English, Spanish Literature, religion and music all on offer to students. Many had been waiting outside the Institute to meet the royal couple, with both Felipe and Letizia obligingly posing for photographs in a repeat of last week's crowd scenes at the International Cattle Fair in Zafra, a town in south-eastern Spain. There, despite looking less than impressed during a run-in with a bull and a frisky Andalusian horse, Letizia, 42, charmed the crowds and posed for selfies with well-wishers. She also drew cheers when she stopped to pick up a little girl, plucking her from the crowd for a cuddle - much to the delight of her parents. Nice to meet you: Letizia poses for a group photo with students and charms the crowds outside the Institute . Royal welcome: Felipe and Letizia are cheered by crowds of excited students at the Institute .
The Spanish royals were visiting Calahorra in the northern Le Rioja region .
Met students preparing to study nursing at the Valle Del Cicados Institute .
Letizia was elegant in a navy suit worn over a cerise top - as was Felipe .
Couple have made a habit of wearing matching ensembles in recent months .
She's no stranger to a sharp suit thanks to a lengthy career in journalism and Queen Letizia certainly knows how to style one. Chic in a navy suit enlivened with a cerise top, Letizia was every inch the royal style icon as she toured the Valle Del Cicados Institute in Calahorra. Never one to be left behind in the style stakes, husband King Felipe, 46, also opted for a splash of pink, teaming his dapper suit - also in navy - with a tie that was a perfect match for the colour of Letizia's top. Matchy matchy: The royal couple opted for identical ensembles of a navy suit enlivened with a flash of pink . In the pink: Letizia has made a habit of wearing pink of late, in this case teaming the hue with a navy suit . This isn't the first time the couple have been spotted in co-ordinating ensembles. Last week, the pair were seen touring a farm show dressed in matching grey suits and its not unusual to see Felipe match his tie to Letizia's dress. Indeed, the couple welcomed the president and first lady of the Honduras to the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid on Wednesday wearing matching ensembles, with Letizia choosing a fuchsia dress and Felipe sporting a tie in the same shade. Letizia has made a habit of wearing colours on the pink spectrum of late, choosing Felipe Varela dresses in similar shades for the Honduran presidential visit and for an evening engagement a day earlier. Nevertheless, as she demonstrated today, she remains a fan of the neatly tailored Armani suits that became her trademark during her journalism career. Meet and greet: King Felipe is all smiles as he makes his way into the Institute, followed by Queen Letizia . Matching: Last week, the couple welcomed the Honduran president in coordinating cerise ensembles . Favourite colour: Last week saw Queen Letizia opt for the same designer in similar colours two days in a row . Matching: The couple also opted for similar outfits for their visit to the International Cattle Fair in Zafra . Warm welcome: Letizia poses with a group of young engineers before meeting medical students . And the Spanish royal has had plenty of uses for her tailored wardrobe of late, courtesy of a busy schedule that has seen them travel all over Spain. Today's visit, to Calahorra in the semi-autonomous region of La Rioja in northern Spain, was a case in point, with the couple meeting students preparing for a career in nursing during their tour of the Valle Del Cicados Institute. The Institute, which is a further education centre, specialises in humanities and medical studies, with English, Spanish Literature, religion and music all on offer to students. Many had been waiting outside the Institute to meet the royal couple, with both Felipe and Letizia obligingly posing for photographs in a repeat of last week's crowd scenes at the International Cattle Fair in Zafra, a town in south-eastern Spain. There, despite looking less than impressed during a run-in with a bull and a frisky Andalusian horse, Letizia, 42, charmed the crowds and posed for selfies with well-wishers. She also drew cheers when she stopped to pick up a little girl, plucking her from the crowd for a cuddle - much to the delight of her parents. Nice to meet you: Letizia poses for a group photo with students and charms the crowds outside the Institute . Royal welcome: Felipe and Letizia are cheered by crowds of excited students at the Institute .
suit enlivened with a cerise top, Letizia was Valle Del Cicados Institute in Calahorra. Never navy suit enlivened with a flash of pink . In the pink: Letizia has made a habit of wearing pink of Spain. Today's visit, to Calahorra in the semi-autonomous region of La Rioja in northern excited students at the Institute .