Queen Maxima of the Netherlands stuns in a floral print dress as she joins King Willem-Alexander on the last day of their South African tour
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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands was effortlessly stylish yet again in a bright floral ensemble as she and her husband King Willem-Alexander headed out on day three of their state visit to South Africa.
Sporting a bright red couple posed up a storm at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town as they kicked off the last day of their overseas visit.
The couple will meet with the Premier of Western Cape province and a visit to the Iziko Slave Lodge.
This will be followed by a trip to the Guga S’Thebe Cultural Centre, where Maxima and her husband will talk with young South African people about combating gender-related violence.
The royals will also get to enjoy the National Botanical Garden the HortiDemoCentre – a Dutch-South African initiative.
The couple posed up a storm at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town as they kicked off their last day in the country
Maxima, 52, sported a chic white midi dress, adorned with crimson poppy designs mixed in with splashes of green, blue and pink
Their trip will conclude with a reception for Cape Town’s Dutch community.
Maxima, 52, sported a chic white midi dress, adorned with crimson poppy designs mixed in with splashes of green, blue and pink.
The design is by Brussels based label Natan, a brand the Dutch queen is a big fan of. She has in past worn the frock to meet the Mexican president and attend the W20 Summit.
To accessorise, the mother-of-three opted for a scarlet cloche and matching stiletto heels.
Her ornate earrings were also decorated with red stones. Maxima collected her blonde tresses back in an updo, keeping her make-up simple and understated to complement her lively ensemble.
She also looked to be hanging on to a pair of red gloves.
Elsewhere her husband King Willem-Alexander opted for a simple navy suit, worn with a pastel blue tie.
The royal couple are enjoying a three-day state visit to South Africa, which kicked off on Wednesday.
The design is by Brussels based label Natan, a brand the Dutch queen is a big fan of. She has in past worn the frock to meet the Mexican president and attend the W20 Summit
To accessorise, the mother-of-three opted for a scarlet cloche and matching stiletto heels today
Her ornate earrings were also decorated with red stones. Maxima collected her blonde tresses back in an updo
Yesterday, Maxima brightened the room as she sported a bold purple dress on day two of the visit.
She was effortlessly vibrant in a bright violet gown which featured an ornate statement sleeve during a Welcome Ceremony at Union Buildings in Pretoria.
On Wednesday, the King and Queen arrived in Pretoria, looking happier than ever as they posed for photographs on a road blooming with blossom trees.
Maxima stunned in a colourblock dress by Zeus + Dione, which she previously wore during a three-day state visit to Greece in 2022.
The mother-of-three could be seen giggling as the couple were positioned in front of a magnificent backdrop of jacaranda trees.
Elsewhere her husband King Willem-Alexander opted for a simple navy suit, worn with a pastel blue tie
The royal couple are enjoying a three-day state visit to South Africa, which kicked off on Wednesday
Pretoria is widely known as Jacaranda City due to its vast number of trees, which turn the landscape blue and purple when they flower in Spring.
The blossom trees, hailing from Brazil, also bloom every October.
President Cyril Ramaphosa will host Their Majesties on the state visit, which is the second of a Dutch monarch since Queen Beatrix visited South Africa at the invitation of President Nelson Mandela in 1996.
The state visit is focusing on the excellent ties and equal partnership between the Netherlands and South Africa.
South Africa is one of the Netherlands’ most important African partners in the areas of economics, politics, culture, education and science – and the two cooperate actively on solutions for a more just, inclusive and sustainable future.
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