The Infanta, Felipe II´s daughter, is portrayed with a distant and elegant gesture, in three-quarters, which was in keeping with a type of portraiture widely used among court painters at that time. She wears a white and gold dress with lace collar and cuffs, a feather headdress and a great profusion of jewelry, precious stones and pearls. She holds a handkerchief in her left hand, as was customary in female portraits, and rests her right hand on the armchair, a symbol of her high position in the court. This work shows Sánchez Coello´s dependence on the model of court portraiture created by Antonio Moro and also reveals his capacity to render the details of jewels and textiles.