Wrapping their arms around each other to pose for a photo, Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada and Queen Letizia of Spain looked delighted to be reunited in Buenos Aries yesterday.
The Spanish royal, 46, and Ms Awada, 44, beamed and chatted happily as they spent time together away from their husbands.
Such a warm display is unusual at this type of formal outing, but not for Ms Awada, who has established herself as one of the warmest figures on the global stage, seemingly using her warmth to befriend everyone she encounters.
From Melania Trump to Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, Ms Awada has been snapped sharing similarly affectionate moments with a string of other high-profile women.
Speaking to FEMAIL, body language expert Judi James explained her 'visual charisma' and 'tactile rituals of affection' are used as a way to 'instantly defrost' even the 'iciest-looking royals and first ladies'.
QUEEN LETIZIA OF SPAIN
Wrapping their arms around each other to pose for a photo, Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada and Queen Letizia of Spain looked delighted to be reunited in Buenos Aries yesterday. Juliana has established herself as a friend of many high-profile women on the global stage
Buenos Aries, yesterday: Body language expert Judi James notes how the First Lady invites Queen Letizia of Spain in for a hug by leaning back. 'This announcement gesture will make the touch and embrace that follows feel natural and synchronized,' she explained
Queen Letizia and First Lady Juliana Awada during a meeting with in Buenos Aires today
Letizia (right) opted for a regal all red ensemble as she met First Lady Awada, who paired a suede brown shoe with a silk outfit (centre). Left: Social Affairs Minister Carolina Stanley
The trio met at a meeting for the Iberoamerican Rare Diseases Alliance at the Four Seasons Hotel during day two of the official visit of the Spanish Royals
Spain's King Felipe VI waves next to Queen Letizia after delivering a speech during a meeting with members of the Spanish community living in Argentina
Queen Letizia waves as she arrives to discuss a meeting with the Spanish community
This was on full display when Ms Awada and her husband Mauricio Macri, President of Argentina, welcomed King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain to Buenos Aries on their first state visit to Argentina.
The couples last spent significant time together when the Prime Minister and First Lady visited Madrid two years ago.
At the time much was said about how well the queen and Ms Awada appeared to get on - and time clearly hadn't lessened their fondness for each other.
Commenting on their meeting, Judi said: 'Ms Awada stands back here, offering Queen Letizia an invitation for a hug rather than leaning in to enforce one. This announcement gesture will make the touch and embrace that follows feel natural and synchronized.
'The pair end in a mirrored pose with their arms around one another’s waists that signals genuine, like-minded friendship.'
MELANIA TRUMP
Buenos Aries, December 2018: In December last year it was the American First Lady, Melania Trump, who benefited from Ms Awada's hospitality. Judi explained how Ms Awada broke down Melania's barriers with her 'no-nonsense' friendship signals and pulled her in for a hug
In December last year it was the American First Lady, Melania Trump, who benefited from Ms Awada's hospitality.
The start of the G20 Leaders' Summit in Buenos Aries kicked off with a photocall for the spouses and Ms Awada was seen giving Mrs Trump a hug and a kiss before they posed for photos.
Judi explained how Ms Awada broke down Melania's barriers, saying: 'With her light cream outfit and her coat slung perilously around her shoulders, Melania didn’t turn up looking like the most embraceable target for Juliana but Juliana’s no-nonsense friendship signals invite an instantly tactile response from the First Lady.
'Juliana stands back here with her arms bent at the elbow and splayed out, palms up, which suggests the pair have had many meetings before and finished as close friends. There’s an air of fun about her pose too, which earns an unusually wide grin from Melania.'
BRIGITTE MACRON
Hamburg, Germany, July 2017: Ms Awada steps into a 'gallant' and 'protective' mode as she helps Mrs Macron off a boat, Judi notes, but still remains 'casually affectionate' in her actions
It was a similar story in July that year when Ms Awada spent time with French First Lady Brigitte Macron at the G20 Summit in Hamburg.
While climbing off a boat at a 'spouse' event, Ms Awada offered Mrs Macron some help and the pair strode onto the jetty hand-in-hand.
Judi added: 'Juliana slips into a more gallant and protective mode with Brigitte, holding her hand with meshed fingers but raising it up to steady her as she embarks from a boat in very high heels.
'Juliana looks casually affectionate here, using a very spontaneous-looking ritual of support that makes Brigitte grin as though the pair are sharing the joke.'
QUEEN MAXIMA OF THE NETHERLANDS
The Hague, Netherlands, March 2017: Ms Awada put on a similarly enthusiastic display when she was welcomed to the Netherlands by Queen Maxima in March 2017. Judi said the pair look 'almost as though they’re embarking on a hen night' as they step out of the car
Ms Awada put on a similarly enthusiastic display when she was welcomed to the Netherlands by Queen Maxima in March 2017.
The exuberant Dutch royal, 47, was born in Buenos Aires, and it seemed the women had plenty to discuss as they carried out engagements together in the Hague.
One particularly sweet photo shows the women walking with their arms around each other as they made their way from their car.
Judi said: 'In this pose the women look almost as though they’re embarking on a hen night and it’s Julia’s signals of confidence and fun that appears to allow Queen Maxima to adopt a very youthful, almost giggly smile.
'The embrace looks like a give here with both women very naturally placing an arm around one another’s waists in a sign of what looks like long-term friendship.'
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