Queen Letizia looked the picture of elegance on Spain's national day today. She wore a fitted dark teal dress in tweed fabric with matching earrings, shoes and a clutch bag. Her hair was blow dried into a straight style and she wore dark eye makeup with a soft lip. The Spanish Queen, 42, held her daughters' hands as the trio arrived for a military parade marking Spain's National Day in Madrid. Scroll down for video . Leading ladies: Spanish Queen Letizia (C) and her daughters Princess Leonor (R) and Princess Sofia (L) Letizia's hair was blow dried into a straight style and she wore dark eye makeup with a soft lip. Her teal drop earrings matched her dress . Family: Letizia with Leonor (R) and Sofia (L), as Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (C) and Defence Minister Pedro Morenes walk behind . Princess Leonor, 8, and Princess Sofia, 7, wore angelic white dresses with ornate print in blue and red, with ruffles. They had their blonde hair braided at the side. Husband and father, King Felipe VI, 46, joined the girls dressed in smart, traditional military attire complete with sash, hat and gloves. He had left his well-groomed salt and pepper stubble unshaven. A goat, the mascot of La Legion, an elite unit of the Spanish Army, marched in front of the tribune where the Royal family sat and watched. Princess Leonor was amused. At one point during the patriotic event King Felipe VI and Sofia seem oblivious as Leonor pointed something in the sky out to mother, Queen Letizia. Later, the Royal couple held an official reception at the Royal Palaces where they met with foreign officials and diplomats. Yesterday, the newly crowned King of Spain was joined by his father former King Juan Carlos during an air show of the Spanish Air Force Base in Madrid. Picture perfect: Felipe (L) and Letizia (R) chat with their daughters shortly after an army parade marking Spain's National Day . What's up sweetheart? Letizia cups daughter Leonor's chin as if to check how she's doing . Look up, mum! King Felipe VI and Sofia seem oblivious as Leonor points something out to mother, Queen Letizia . National day: The military parade marked Spain's National Day in Madrid today . A goat, the mascot of La Legion, an elite unit of the Spanish Army, marches in front of the tribune . Spain's national day is held annually every October 12. It is a national holiday that commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's first arrival in the Americas, a day also celebrated in other countries. Since 2000, it has also been Spain's so-called Day Of The Armed Forces. To commemorate it, there is a parade performed by the military, which also typically features a display by the Spanish Air Force's aerobatics team. It is chaired by the King and usually held in Madrid. An array of officials including foreign diplomats and members of the autonomous governments are invited to attend. Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI  at the Royal Palaces, as Letizia greets guest Michelle Jenner (r) King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia  greet diplomats during an official reception held by the Royal couple  at the Royal Palace . Letizia, Princesses Sofia and Leonor, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Felipe . King Felipe today, saluting as he inspects the guard of honour at the Spanish National Day military parade . King Felipe VI and his father former King Juan Carlos during an air show of the Spanish Air Force Base yesterday .
Spanish Queen Letizia looked graceful in a dark teal tweed dress with matching shoes today .
Daughters Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia wore blue and red dresses and had their hair braided .
Along with King Phillipe, the Royal family attended military parade marking Spain's National Day in Madrid .
Queen Letizia looked the picture of elegance on Spain's national day today. She wore a fitted dark teal dress in tweed fabric with matching earrings, shoes and a clutch bag. Her hair was blow dried into a straight style and she wore dark eye makeup with a soft lip. The Spanish Queen, 42, held her daughters' hands as the trio arrived for a military parade marking Spain's National Day in Madrid. Scroll down for video . Leading ladies: Spanish Queen Letizia (C) and her daughters Princess Leonor (R) and Princess Sofia (L) Letizia's hair was blow dried into a straight style and she wore dark eye makeup with a soft lip. Her teal drop earrings matched her dress . Family: Letizia with Leonor (R) and Sofia (L), as Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (C) and Defence Minister Pedro Morenes walk behind . Princess Leonor, 8, and Princess Sofia, 7, wore angelic white dresses with ornate print in blue and red, with ruffles. They had their blonde hair braided at the side. Husband and father, King Felipe VI, 46, joined the girls dressed in smart, traditional military attire complete with sash, hat and gloves. He had left his well-groomed salt and pepper stubble unshaven. A goat, the mascot of La Legion, an elite unit of the Spanish Army, marched in front of the tribune where the Royal family sat and watched. Princess Leonor was amused. At one point during the patriotic event King Felipe VI and Sofia seem oblivious as Leonor pointed something in the sky out to mother, Queen Letizia. Later, the Royal couple held an official reception at the Royal Palaces where they met with foreign officials and diplomats. Yesterday, the newly crowned King of Spain was joined by his father former King Juan Carlos during an air show of the Spanish Air Force Base in Madrid. Picture perfect: Felipe (L) and Letizia (R) chat with their daughters shortly after an army parade marking Spain's National Day . What's up sweetheart? Letizia cups daughter Leonor's chin as if to check how she's doing . Look up, mum! King Felipe VI and Sofia seem oblivious as Leonor points something out to mother, Queen Letizia . National day: The military parade marked Spain's National Day in Madrid today . A goat, the mascot of La Legion, an elite unit of the Spanish Army, marches in front of the tribune . Spain's national day is held annually every October 12. It is a national holiday that commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's first arrival in the Americas, a day also celebrated in other countries. Since 2000, it has also been Spain's so-called Day Of The Armed Forces. To commemorate it, there is a parade performed by the military, which also typically features a display by the Spanish Air Force's aerobatics team. It is chaired by the King and usually held in Madrid. An array of officials including foreign diplomats and members of the autonomous governments are invited to attend. Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI  at the Royal Palaces, as Letizia greets guest Michelle Jenner (r) King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia  greet diplomats during an official reception held by the Royal couple  at the Royal Palace . Letizia, Princesses Sofia and Leonor, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Felipe . King Felipe today, saluting as he inspects the guard of honour at the Spanish National Day military parade . King Felipe VI and his father former King Juan Carlos during an air show of the Spanish Air Force Base yesterday .
Queen Letizia looked the picture of elegance on dark teal dress in tweed fabric with matching arrived for a military parade marking Spain's Leonor, 8, and Princess Sofia, 7, wore angelic white dresses with ornate print in blue and red, with ruffles. They had their blonde hair braided National Day in Madrid today . A goat, the mascot