Queen Maxima Is A New Style Icon
Many people, in their madness, would not dare to wear this mix of colors, but the Dutch queen is known for combining the incompatible and wearing old things in a completely new way.
Queen Maxima, the wife of Dutch King Willem-Alexander, always dresses appropriately for the occasion, but unlike her "colleagues," nobles from other European royal houses, she rarely "plays it safe." Maxima from the Netherlands' comfort zone is not classic combinations, the dominance of black, and reduction, but rather joyful combinations, diversity, and entertaining style.
This is the attire she wore to meet the Dutch Olympians who had just returned from the Olympics in Beijing. She smiled as she welcomed the athletes and their medals earned for the Netherlands, and she wore another extremely feminine and colorful outfit for this pleasant occasion.
As she did a few days ago, Queen Maxima wore an outstanding cape from the Valentino fashion company. It is a long model in burgundy with arm slits and a fluttering rear portion that resembles a cloak.
It's a cashmere and wool piece that she paired unexpectedly - with her favorite brand Nathan's coat-dress. This extremely elegant crepe model accentuates the waist with a longer belt, has huge square pockets, and its most fascinating feature is the color: cyclamen, which is normally difficult to see with burgundy tones!
Maxima, known in the fashion world for blending the incompatible, also wore burgundy saloons made of inverted leather, and as usual, she wore a lot of basic jewelry, in the shape of a watch with a leather bracelet, gold bracelets for every day, and stunning earrings.
Máxima Zorreguieta was born on May 17, 1971, in Argentina. She was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Jorge Zorreguieta and Maria del Carmen Cerrutti. She was given the title Máxima, Princess of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, Mevrouw van Amsberg after marrying Prince Willem-Alexander.
She was given the title Queen Máxima on April 30, 2013, when her husband succeeded Queen Beatrix to the throne and became His Majesty King Willem-Alexander. Unlike Queen Beatrix's and Queen Juliana's spouses, Prince Claus and Prince Bernhard, who never became 'kings.' Queen Máxima and these princes, on the other hand, share the same obligations.
