The Dutch Queen Maxima never fails to impress with her impeccable sense of style. This was evident once again during her latest public appearance on Wednesday, June 18th, at the launching of a new CO2 capture plant by Twence. She dazzled onlookers with a dress that seemed to turn back the hands of time.<\/p>\n
During this event, the wife of Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands chose to wear a vibrant orange dress designed by Dutch fashion designer Mattijs van Bergen. The fully pleated dress featured a stunning crossover neckline and a knee-length skirt that elegantly highlighted her slender figure and showcased her toned legs. It\u2019s a garment she seems to favor, having worn it 11 years earlier during a state visit to Japan and again at a conference in 2020. However, it wasn’t just the dress that caught everyone’s eye; her matching headband tied in her blonde hair added an extra layer of sophistication to her ensemble, creating a chic and polished look.<\/p>\n
As a seasoned fashion enthusiast, Queen Maxima accessorized her outfit with statement pieces: a matching clutch, suede gloves, a metallic gold belt, and high heels in the same shade. She also wore stunning dangle earrings with an ochre stone, a large ring, multicolored crystal bracelets, and a black leather watch.<\/p>\n
Queen Maxima also sported a glamorous beauty look, with her hair elegantly tied back, a glowing complexion, smoky eyes, and a rosewood lip shade. The mother of Princesses Amalia, Alexia, and Ariane looked absolutely flawless from head to toe during this event, proving once again her status as a true fashion icon.<\/p>\n\n\n