Queen Máxima of the Netherlands looked radiant when she opened the Viviane Sassen exhibition at the Maison Europeenne de la Photographie in Paris earlier today.
The Dutch royal, 52, demonstrated her stylish prowess, stunning in a sophisticated beige coat with a high funnel neck that elegantly framed her face.
The mother of three completed the look with two delicate gold butterfly pin brooches, which were pinned to the shoulder of her jacket.
She added a touch of glamor with a pair of bold statement hoops, which perfectly matched the tone of the brooches.
The royal family appeared in good spirits during the visit, smiling alongside Dutch photographer Viviane Sassene as they admired the artwork on display.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands (pictured) looked radiant as she visited Viviane Sassen’s exhibition at the Maison Europeenne de la Photographie in Paris
For the visit, the mother-of-three kept her makeup subtle with a hint of pink lipstick and mascara, and let her blonde locks flow loose.
Maxima seemed captivated as she viewed the artwork of Viviane Sassen, a Dutch artist currently living in Amsterdam.
The exhibition, which runs until February next year, features more than 200 works of art, combining the different artistic mediums of photography, collage, painting and video, according to the gallery’s website.
The wife of King Willem Alexander also met young photographers during the visit and shared her pearls of wisdom.
The busy royal family has had no shortage of engagements in recent days, and yesterday she accompanied French first lady Brigitte Macron as she stepped out at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs.
The Dutch royal family turned heads in a striking Iris van Herpen dress as they prepared to open an exhibition by the Dutch designer.
The floor-length dress featured a high neck and cape, plus embroidery and a shimmering full skirt, which meant all eyes were on the Argentine-born royal as she stepped onto the red carpet.
Mother-of-three Máxima wore her blonde locks in a neat but relaxed updo and opted for statement earrings with her glamorous dress.
At the exhibition Maxima met the Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen, who currently lives in Amsterdam
The royal mother of two appeared focused as she looked at the artwork on display at the exhibition
Meanwhile, Emmanuel Macron’s wife Brigitte, 70, channeled her signature Parisian chic style in a white coat and black heels.
At the event in the French capital, both women stepped out without their partners, as neither King Willem-Alexander nor Emmanuel Macron were present at the event.
The Queen’s appearance was on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition Sculpting the Senses in the museum, by Iris van Herpen.
As she stepped out of the car to greet the French first lady, Brigitte appeared to gesture to Máxima’s breathtaking dress in recognition of her style talent.
Her sensational evening look as she flew to France follows a performance in Rotterdam this morning, where she incorporated festive cheer into her outfit.
The wife of King Willem-Alexander embellished her outfit with two delicate brooches in the shape of a butterfly
The royal family observed photographs during the visit before meeting young artists from the area
Máxima wrapped herself against the autumn cold in her trusted Max Mara coat, which she has already worn a number of times, to visit a library.
The Bahamas double-breasted design is made from camel-colored wool and features classic notched lapels and a detachable waist belt.
She celebrated the 15th anniversary of the Het Begint met Taal foundation, wearing her outerwear over a little red dress and completing her look with a matching hat and pumps.
The foundation helps 15,000 volunteers to support and coach 28,000 non-native speakers in learning the Dutch language and culture.
King Willem-Alexander’s wife showed off glamorous makeup, with heavy eyeliner, bronzed cheekbones and a glossy, nude lip.
The queen’s dress and accessories were also repeats. The first, first worn in 2018, featured a fitted silhouette and asymmetrical ruffles.
The same year, she debuted her scarlet calot hat by Fabienne Delvigne, while the Natan pumps take pride of place in the royal wardrobe.