She’s known for her bold style and bright outfit choices.
And today was no exception for Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, who sported a regal red suit and floral coat to mark the the National Opening of the King’s Games in Vlinderslag, Amersfoort.
The royal, 49, showed off her sartorial prowess in the colourful green, yellow and blue knee-length coat, which she accessorised with burgundy touches and bold earrings.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, sported a regal red suit and floral coat to mark the the National Opening of the King’s Games in Vlinderslag, Amersfoort today
The royal, 49, showed off her sartorial prowess in the colourful green, yellow and blue knee-length coat, which she accessorised with burgundy touches and bold earrings
Keeping her blonde hair loose and straight in a relaxed blow dry, the Argentinian-born royal opted for wide-leg red trousers, with a coordinating shirt and blazer.
Known for her impeccable style, Maxima sported burgundy leather gloves, heeled boots and a handbag.
Maxima kept her make-up natural, with a brown smokey eye framing her face and simple lick of black mascara.
Sticking with her flower theme, she paired the look with pretty daisy earrings.
Joining in on the fun, the King and Queen watched games, with Maxima even helping to lift a trophy
Keeping her blonde hair loose and straight in a relaxed blow dry, the Argentinian-born royal opted for wide-leg red trousers, with a coordinating shirt and blazer
Later, she joined her husband King Willem-Alexander with the pair both sporting Dutch orange face masks to stay Covid safe
Later, she joined her husband King Willem-Alexander, 53, with the pair both sporting Dutch orange face masks to stay Covid safe.
The King’s Games or Koningsspelen, happens a few days before King’s Day – where the nation enjoys open-air activities in celebration of the King’s birthday.
More than 1.5million children at 7,500 schools around the country will engage in sports and exercise as part of the games, as they enjoy a day of health and fun rather than lessons.
This year, King’s Day will be celebrated on Wednesday, 27 April.
Maxima kept her make-up natural, with a brown smokey eye framing her face and simple lick of black mascara
The couple watched a wheelchair race and looked delighted as they cheered on the children
Maxima also showed off her sporty side kicking a football around with primary school children dressed in patriotic orange
Joining in on the fun, the King and Queen watched games, with Maxima even helping to lift a trophy.
Later the couple watched a wheelchair race and looked delighted as they cheered on the children.
Maxima also showed off her sporty side kicking a football around with primary school children dressed in patriotic orange.
An international financier by training, Máxima was born in Argentina and married into the Dutch royal family in 2002, three years after meeting her husband-to-be in Seville, Spain.
An international financier by training, Máxima was born in Argentina and married into the Dutch royal family in 2002, three years after meeting her husband-to-be in Seville, Spain
The mother-of-three daughters, Catharina-Amalia, 17, Alexia, 15, and Ariane, 13, married into the Dutch royal family in 2002
The mother-of-three daughters, Catharina-Amalia, 17, Alexia, 15, and Ariane, 13, married into the Dutch royal family in 2002.
Willem-Alexander became king after his mother, Beatrix, abdicated in April 2013 after 33 years as reigning monarch.
Queen Maxima has reportedly said that she had no inkling that Willem-Alexander was heir to the throne when they first met.
Willem-Alexander became king after his mother, Beatrix, abdicated in April 2013 after 33 years as reigning monarch
Queen Maxima has reportedly said that she had no inkling that Willem-Alexander was heir to the throne when they first met