On Wednesday evening, May 20, 2026, Queen Máxima presented the 2026 King Willem I Awards at Circa Amsterdam. The 2026 King Willem I Awards were presented to Spierings Mobile Cranes, Polarsteps, and DO IT Organic. Queen Máxima presented the awards and spoke with the winners. For the occasion, Queen Máxima wore a red jumpsuit by Valentino.
The business awards are presented every two years by the King Willem I Foundation in the categories of Large Enterprise, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs), and the Plaque for Sustainable Entrepreneurship. Since 1958, the King Willem I Foundation, established on the initiative of De Nederlandsche Bank, has been committed to promoting entrepreneurship in the Netherlands. Queen Máxima is honorary chair of the foundation.
Wouah, quelle silhouette de rêve dans cette combinaison asymétrique rouge !
ReplyDeleteI would prefer both arms free. She has arms to die for (and they don't last for ever :-). Other than that: she does again what she does best, be extravagant.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting jumpsuit: One full sleeve on one side, and sleeveless on the other. Whats makes it special is that the sleeve is flared and cuffed at an angle to reflect the flow on the pants part of the jumpsuit. Otherwise it would have just looked like any one sleeved jumpsuit. And I also like how the neck scarf contributes prominently and differently in the overall look of the outfit, depending on how it's worn (in front, or off to the side).
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The look is a no no weird look from me. But I understand people may like it.
ReplyDeleteThis is unusual and different, I am not normally a fan of jumpsuits, but this looks beautiful. She looks so stylish. It appears a brooch at the neck of the scarf. I love how innovative, showing flair and inventive, the Queen is, loves to keep the fashion choices interesting and appealing. I realise it is also personal taste and not always appealing to others, but she is never boring! Love the red color. Not sure what color shoes she is wearing? Lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteMaxima looks lovely anyway - but Valentino, how did you let this laughable design go to market?
ReplyDeleteThe red colour is great, but the difficult upperpart a bit …uh, difficult
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