Queen Máxima of the Netherlands put on a stunning display today when she stepped out in a red checkered suit to attend an event in Assen.
The Dutch royal, 53, wore a stunning cherry red ensemble as she arrived in Assen, Netherlands, on Wednesday for the 50th anniversary of the Northern Development Company.
She looked every inch the glamorous queen in a daring red dress. The queen smiled from ear to ear upon arriving in the northern Dutch city.
The mother of three wore a smart fitted jacket with fitted suit pants. Máxima looked stunning in the tight-fitting jacket as she showed off her slender physique.
The red plaid ensemble matched perfectly with the queen’s autumnal red hat.
Máxima previously wore the trendy hat and suit combination when she attended an event in 2018.
She wore a pair of elegant gold earrings and a blood-red echinacea-shaped brooch.
Maxima rocked her typical glam makeup look with a bright foundation and dark lined eyes. She sealed the deal with some highlighter and pink lipstick.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands (pictured) makes a dazzling display today as she stepped out in a red checkered suit to attend an event in Assen.
She looked every inch the glamorous queen in a daring red dress. The queen smiled from ear to ear upon her arrival in the northern Dutch city.
She wore her elegant blonde tresses tied up under her stylish wide-brimmed hat.
Maxima accessorized the ensemble with a pair of sophisticated red leather gloves and heeled boots in a matching deep red hue.
Arriving at the event on Wednesday, Máxima was seen smiling as she leaned over to shake a girl’s hand.
The Queen then greeted other officials who were present at the 50th anniversary of the Northern Development Company.
As she headed to the celebrations in Assen, Maxima carried a stunning bouquet of flowers in colors that matched her outfit.
It comes after Dutch royals departed Southeast Asia to attend the Singapore FinTech festival in early November.
The Queen also met Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the Istana Presidential Palace in her capacity as Special Advocate to the United Nations Secretary-General for Financial Health (UNSGSA).
Máxima looked as young as ever in the yellow dress from Belgian fashion house Natan, one of her favorite places to shop.
The brilliant piece reflected the radiant expression of Máxima, who appeared in high spirits for the second day of her three-day trip.
The mother of three has been spotted multiple times in this dress since 2015, which was elegantly decorated with a woven floral motif and accessorized with a flattering belt.
She kept her blonde locks down and opted for her classic natural makeup look.
Máxima also attended a fireside chat during the Singapore FinTech festival, which took place in November and was the reason for her visit.
The Singapore FinTech Festival is the world’s largest of its kind. The annual events seek to recognize innovative FinTech solutions, financial institutions and technology companies.
Maxima accessorized the ensemble with a pair of sophisticated red leather gloves and heeled boots in a matching deep red hue.
The mother of three wore a smart fitted jacket with fitted suit pants. Máxima looked stunning in the tight-fitting jacket while showing off her slender physique.
Arriving at the event on Wednesday, Máxima was seen beaming as she leaned over to shake a young woman’s hand.
Máxima previously wore the trendy hat and suit combination when she attended an event in 2018.
Maxima rocked her typical glam makeup look with a bright foundation and dark lined eyes. She sealed the deal with some highlighter and pink lipstick.
She wore a pair of elegant gold earrings and a blood-red echinacea-shaped brooch.
The Queen then greeted other officials present at the 50th anniversary of the Northern Development Company.
The Dutch royal had previously given speeches at the annual tech festival in Singapore, and was a guest speaker in both 2017 and 2019.
Maxima was recently appointed as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Financial Health (UNSGSA).
In her new role, she continues to campaign for equal access to financial tools and literacy to help people secure their future.
As part of her previous role at the UN as Special Advocate to the Secretary-General for Inclusive Finance for Development, Máxima previously discussed the importance of technological innovations in improving access to financial services at the annual technology festival.
He advocated for better access to checking or savings accounts, insurance, loans, pensions and digital payments, for the 1.7 billion adults around the world who lack access to these basic financial services.