On September 3, 2026, Queen Máxima paid a working visit to the Achterhoek region in the eastern Netherlands. The visit focused on biobased construction and making buildings more sustainable. The visit began in Hengelo, where industrial hemp is being grown on agricultural land. The plant’s fibres are used as a raw material for the development of insulation materials.
Afterwards, Queen Máxima toured a new housing development in Doetinchem, where rental and owner-occupied homes have been built using high-quality, sustainable materials. The working visit concluded at a primary school built with sustainability as a guiding principle. For the occasion, the Queen wore a cotton top and matching midi skirt by Ulla Johnson.
Ulla Johnson Estela Top and Clarisse Midi Skirt
Lol..."Working visit"........MAXI, come to my home to see and learn what is work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo right! If she did come to your house for real work, let's hope she would not wear a yellow dress.
DeleteWorking visit means an official visit. She’s working as a member of the Royal House.
DeleteHa…so true! 😁
DeleteVery cute tractor driving dress. I actually think it suits her better than the model. The neck tie probably wasn’t required but the designer chose to add it anyway. I really like these types of two tone shoes - so useful. Would love a pair.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this top and skirt! This cotton print in the tulip skirt and ruffle sleeve is so pretty and feminine. Cute shoes too - five stars for Maxima!
ReplyDeleteShe’s a ray of sunshine today in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteLove this outfit! I’m generally not a fan of these types dresses with small prints and lots of details, but somehow it works on the Queen. The shoes keep the outfit from being too precious, which might be the case with espadrilles or similar beach sandals.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, werken in zo'n jurk. Kinderachtig met die pofmouwtjes.
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