Queen Máxima of the Netherlands was beaming Tuesday as she visited the Philippines’ Talim Island on the first day of her trip to the archipelago in Southeast Asia.
Wearing a fluorescent life jacket to make the trip to Talim Island, the royal, 53, who is in the Philippines in her capacity as Special Advocate to the United Nations Secretary-General for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA), He smiled during the first engagement of his three-day Visit.
Dressed for the sunny weather in a long printed dress and sandals, Máxima looked chic in a pair of large blue-framed sunglasses and a wide-brimmed straw hat.
The mother-of-three’s dress featured a purple, green and blue floral print and three-quarter length sleeves, while her woven sandals combined deeper shades of blue and purple.
Máxima complemented her outfit with a blue handbag and a pair of earrings with large blue stones, as well as several gold and silver bracelets and a silver watch.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands (pictured) was dressed for the sunny weather in a wide-brimmed straw hat and a pair of stylish sunglasses.
The Dutch royal, 53, donned a fluorescent life jacket for the trip to Talim Island and stayed cool with a large fan.
They gave her a decorative garland with a yellow flower, which perfectly complemented her floral ensemble.
With her shoulder-length blonde hair down and subtle makeup, the Dutch royal was happy and relaxed despite the heat thanks to a large handheld fan.
The Queen, who had received a decorative garland with a large yellow flower, was seen greeting children, talking to local people and even standing in a small fishing boat.
Máxima, a trained economist with a career in international finance and emerging markets, was appointed Special Advocate to the United Nations Secretary-General for Inclusive Finance for Development in 2009.
His trip to the Philippines comes after a busy week of commitments in the Netherlands.
Last Thursday night, Máxima wowed in a striking one-shoulder jumpsuit while attending a ceremony celebrating the best of Dutch business.
With a diamond brooch on the left shoulder, the royal’s cream satin gown was nothing short of spectacular.
It was therefore the perfect choice for the ‘Oscars of the Dutch business community’, the King Willem I Award, which was presented in the northeastern city of Zwolle.
Maxima’s eye-catching wide-leg jumpsuit, which showed off her toned physique, featured a skinny belt in the same cream satin with a rectangular buckle.
Queen Maxima wore her blonde hair down for a relaxed look and smiled as she stood on a small fishing boat.
The Queen of Holland greeted a group of children. It seemed like the royal had said something that made them laugh.
She finished her ensemble with a pair of crystal-embellished heels and an equally dazzling clutch.
With her long blonde hair down and subtle makeup, which included a smear of pale pink lipstick, dark eyeliner and bronzer, the radiant royal looked as elegant as she was elegant.
She opted to keep her jewelry simple so as not to distract from her outfit, wearing only a slim watch, a diamond bracelet, and a pair of gold earrings.
Described by the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce as “the highest achievement of good entrepreneurship”, the King Willem I Prize is awarded every two years.
The day before Máxima had attended a laboratory in the central city of Wageningen where she shone in a yellow outfit.
He took a trip to Food Valley, an organization that guides companies in the transition to a more sustainable food system.
She oozed elegance as she arrived at the event in a long canary yellow Johanna Ortiz dress with brown paisley print details.
The standout garment, which Máxima has worn on multiple occasions, was tight at the waist, showing off her slender figure.
Queen Maxima, looking typically radiant, kept the heat at bay by waving her large fan while
She appeared engaged as she spoke to several locals and posed for photographs.
She chose to pair her extravagant dress with chocolate-colored accessories, sporting a pair of patent leather heels, round walnut-colored earrings, and a chic clutch.
She wore her blonde locks in a sleek straight hairstyle and opted for her classic glamorous makeup look.
Máxima seemed very animated as she greeted and shook hands with the officials who showed her around the building.
The Queen even tried her hand at becoming a scientist, while donning a bright white lab coat.
Máxima listened attentively as the staff explained what the different substances were and gave her a tour, smelling different dishes along the way.
In one photo, the royal looks surprised as an employee explains the different sauces people can use on their dishes.
Food Valley emerged in 2004 from a collaboration between Wageningen University and Research, agri-food companies and the regional government.