Elegance in Autumn Colors: The Dutch Royal Family's Looks on 'Prince's Day'
- The Dutch royal family gathered in The Hague, Netherlands on September 15, to participate in the annual event marking the opening of the new parliamentary session in the country, known as 'Prince's Day'. Queen Maxima attended along with her three daughters, Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia, and Princesses Alexia and Ariane, showcasing formal looks that reflected different styles in choosing outfits for this occasion.
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- The Dutch royal family gathered in The Hague, Netherlands on September 15, to participate in the annual event marking the opening of the new parliamentary session in the country, known as "Prince's Day." Queen Maxima and her three daughters attended, including Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia, and Princesses Alexia and Ariane, showcasing different styles in their outfits for the occasion.
The Queen appeared in a look consisting of a black blouse and a long white silk skirt from the Belgian brand "Natan," complemented by a headpiece that added a non-classical touch to the royal look. She coordinated her formal outfit with pointed black high-heeled shoes, black leather gloves, and a black and white clutch bag, along with dangling pearl earrings.
In contrast, Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia chose a dress in olive green close to light brown from Australian designer Rachel Gilbert, featuring a cape-like cut draping over one shoulder. She coordinated her look with a matching headband, a shiny green and brown leather bag, and slim high-heeled shoes from French brand "Saint Laurent."
For her part, Princess Alexia opted for a more modern look, wearing a sleeveless satin dress in teal blue from British brand "Rice," distinguished by a draped layer around the shoulders and back. She completed her look with a small burgundy suede bag and classic shoes from Belgian brand "Natan."
She also wore a burgundy felt "Henrietta" hat from French brand "Maison Michel," a piece that her mother, Queen Maxima, had previously worn, along with high-heeled velvet shoes and a bag with a gathered design at the top. As for Princess Ariane, she borrowed from her mother's wardrobe, wearing a burgundy dress from Dutch designer Jan Taminiau, featuring a shiny bolero cut placed on the shoulders, a design that Queen Maxima had previously worn.
She coordinated the dress with a headband and burgundy leather shoes from the Italian brand "Gianvito Rossi," along with diamond-studded earrings.
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