Máxima from Holland is one of the most daring European queens when it comes to outfits. The monarch consort of the Netherlands dares with the most vibrant colors, from patriotic orange to trendy shades such as lilac or fuchsia. In addition, she dares with fashionable clothing pieces and also surprises with risky proposals, as happened during her visit to Milan Design Week.
King William's wife has captured all eyes with a striking and original beige raincoat, one of the designs that never fails in the months between seasons and that can be combined with different outfits. The Queen has taken a walk through the Bosco Verticale building in the Italian city accompanied by the architect Stefano Boeri, who has explained the most curious characteristics of this peculiar vertical forest.
For the occasion, Máxima has caused a sensation with a Claes Iversen design full of holes, one of the most representative hallmarks of the creations of this designer of Danish origin who lives in the Netherlands. The monarch consort has exuded personality with this leather trench coat, with large lapels and a matching belt to stylize her figure.
But the most striking detail is in the holes that decorate the piece and that are finished off with a golden washer. This detail is present in each of Iversen's designs, a designer that Máxima had previously dressed at a gala dinner at the palace.
The Dutch queen combines the trench coat with a blue outfit made up of a flared top and pants, a detail that visually lengthens her silhouette, and round-toe pumps with a Salvatore Ferragamo bow. But gold has also been present in the hoop earrings and in her handbag of more than 3,000 euros from Begüm Khan, one of her favorite brands.
As for her beauty look, Máxima has shown off her wavy blonde hair parted on one side and very natural makeup, with her eyes marked with a brown pencil and her lips with a touch of gloss.
