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Queen Máxima Stuns in Recycled Futuristic Headpiece
16 Sep
Summary
- Queen Máxima wore a unique headpiece last seen 12 years ago.
- The event was Prinsjesdag, the opening of the parliamentary year.
- Her daughters also displayed fashionable outfits and accessories.
On September 15th, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands made a memorable appearance at Prinsjesdag, the official opening of the parliamentary year. Accompanied by King Willem-Alexander and their three daughters, she chose a sophisticated monochrome ensemble from the Belgian label Natan, featuring a silky black blouse paired with a high-waisted white skirt.
Her accessories were equally noteworthy, particularly a futuristic fascinator by Belgian milliner Fabienne Delvigne. This unique headpiece, which wrapped around the side of her head and featured long, wispy pieces, was a re-wear from June 2014, marking its first appearance in 12 years. Queen Máxima is known for her dramatic hat collection.
The royal couple's daughters, Princess Catharina-Amalia, Princess Alexia, and Princess Ariane, also impressed with their stylish choices. Amalia wore an olive green gown, Alexia sported a teal cape dress with burgundy accessories, and the youngest, Ariane, donned a burgundy gown borrowed from her mother's wardrobe, all complemented by elegant accessories and hairstyles.
