The main focus of this Nov. 26 royal news is the publication of historic portraits that Annie Lebowitz took of Spain’s monarchs, according to a commission by the Bank of Spain. Some snapshots in which Queen Letizia looks spectacular in Cristóbal Balenciaga creations. However, that’s not the only moment of fashion and royalty this Tuesday offers us, as Maxima from the Netherlands also caught our attention.
© GTRESIn particular, he again gave a master class in our style while participating in the distribution of growth certificates to twelve social organizations that completed the Orange Fund Growth Program. An event which took place at the Central Museum in Utrecht and where Queen Maxima chose The monochromatic look is accompanied by a brooch full of symbolism.
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© GTRESAn autumn morning that turns beige
It is the beige color that unites Maxima’s choice in the Netherlands this autumn morning. On the one hand, it makes an elegant recycling Double-breasted dressing gown coat, signed by Max Mara. This creation by the Italian label, a silent luxury dress, was released on March 31, 2022 and has been worn a total of 10 times. To match, it also restores Natan’s innovative suitWhich attracts special attention due to the wide belt fitted over the jacket.
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© GTRESsome shoes Coquette And Princess Amalia’s bag
As for accessories, Maxima chose a style Coquette For your footwear, so choose for something Featuring a romantic bow on the patent leather pump instep. They have a block heel and belong to the Ferragamo brand, design Avola85. We first saw them on April 24, 2018. On their behalf, I would like to make a recovery Champagne nappa bag in braid finishmodel June By Marina Raphael. The accessory was first debuted by her eldest daughter, Princess Amalia, on August 26, 2023, when she attended the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Zandvoort. It will be February 1, 2024, when the Queen also chose to wear it in a glance.
© GTRESMaxima’s outstanding gem from the Netherlands
To complete her look, we can’t leave out the jewels that accompany the Queen. For example, the glittering diamond-studded link bracelet she wears on her left wrist or the large gold hoop she attaches to her earlobe. However, special mention deserves her brooch that captures all eyes on her jacket lapel. This creation is very symbolic as it recreates a tulip, the flower of the Netherlands, and an olive branch, which represents peace. The acquisition, whose appearance is unknown, was worn for the first time during a state visit to Greece on November 2, 2022, with a black blazer and wide checkered pants.
