On September 3, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands paid a visit to the chapel of the Kloosterkwartier (Monastery Quarter) in Veghel. This residential area was developed on the site of the Franciscan Sisters’ Convent and the former Bernhoven hospital grounds. It now accommodates various social organizations, and new housing has been created for people both with and without care needs.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands began her visit with a conversation with the nineteen Sisters who still reside there. She then visited the laundry, the billiard room, and the chapel. The laundry is operated by people distanced from the labor market, the billiard room serves as a meeting place for those experiencing loneliness, and the chapel, after renovation, will provide space for several social organizations.
Très belle tenue
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This is a beautiful two-piece outfit and it is perfect for the nature and place of Maxima's visit. It is simple yet elegant, and the lacework and linen fabric give it a light and airy feel. It also suits and fits Maxima perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and thoughtful visit to a place whose services an increasing number of seniors, as well as others, are finding themselves in need of these days, all around the world. To me this visit is synonymous with Maxima's kind and caring personality.
- Anon 9:13
Other than the puffy sleeves, I like this outfit very much. Love the fabric and the whole overall look. She looks so youthful and seems to just bring energy to a room.
ReplyDeleteThe unkept hair! the cropped top! Maxima is living a teenage dream!
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