| On the third and last day of their state visit to Luxembourg, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of The Netherlands, accompanied by Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa visited Neobuild and CFL-Multimodal companies in Bettembourg, Luxembourg. Then, the Dutch Royal Couple attended a reception at Embassy of the Netherlands in Luxembourg Ville. The state visit ended with a farewell ceremony at the Grand Ducal Palace at the noon hours. |
| Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie attended the farewell ceremony at the Luxembourg Airport |
Very nice coat on Maria Teresa. The red color is very pretty on her. Interesting that no other woman is wearing a hat. Maxima seems to have a real need for attention.
ReplyDeleteWell, she is QUEEN, she needs to stand out from the crowd and In pure Maxima style, the big hat, gloves. Her wadrope has been spot on this state visit.
DeleteI sold a nude lace dress last week on the internet, because I thought, give it away, it is out of fashion. No I know who bought it 😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteHAHA!!!!!!! Good for you and her!
DeleteMT is wearing a hat also, since when is wearing a hat a need for attention? Ridiculous remark!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like two different events: one minus a hat, the other with a hat.
DeleteComment regarding large hat was made before additional pics were added. Maxima's hat is as usual the largest. That is a fact whether you like it or not.
DeleteMaria Teresa looks beautiful in that red outfit, she always looks so classy. I like Maxima but lately she seems to be trying a bit too hard for some reason. I have not particularly liked some of her recent outfits.
ReplyDeleteThat was a nice statevisit. Queen M always rocks it. She was born for this job. I like her nude lace outfit and the GDs red/nude combination. Maria Teresas farewell outfit is very elegant too.
ReplyDeleteMaria Teresa changed dress and coat but Maxima didn't! Why? Strange...
ReplyDeleteThese couples seem to sincerely like each other. All of the outfits worn during these events have been outstanding. The Grand Duchess is still wearing coats with a too pronounced shoulder but are not as boxey as last year.
ReplyDeleteMaxima seems upset on this last day - does anyone think this? Maria Teresa even looks concerned in one photo.
Perhaps Máxima had seen this post's first photo and had realized that this lace dress fitting (or lack of it) doesn't look good at all. Also she should have been tired, weighed down by so much jewellery.
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ReplyDeleteI like the way Maxima's lace dress here was lined better than the lace dress she wore in Portugal. Both ladies look nice. I think more women should wear hats more often, so I think its good Maxima wears them (often).
ReplyDeleteWhy does maxima always look like she is about to laugh. Regardless of the occasion. It does not look that good.
ReplyDeleteI agree that hats are beautiful and I wish women would wear them more often. That being said, I also agree that sometimes Maxima tries a bit too hard for the attention. She is a lovely woman, no need to try so much. All the ladies dresses were pretty on this final day.
ReplyDeleteThis Visit was like Family who has not seen each other in a while.Their interaction was very nice to watch, beside that the outfits were wonderful and yes the jewels, one really can not overlook them. Great Visit.
ReplyDeleteI do see again a preference for peep-toe shoes on the Hereditary GD Stephanie. This is per se quite okay, but does not work well with tights. Tights - closed shoes, bare legs - peep toes or sandals.
ReplyDeleteStephanie looks nice, the hat is not so fun but I guess she had to wear one.
ReplyDeleteThe close and trust relationship between the Netherland and Luxembourg are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll the women look beautiful! (Even stephanie...I like the yellow touches!!)
ReplyDeleteMT looks gorgeous in red, very elegant, actually makes Maxima's ensemble look a little too fussy.
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