Queen Maxima opened the exhibition "Viva la Frida! – Life and art of Frida Kahlo" in the exhibition hall of the Drents Museum in Assen. The exhibition contains the famous collection of paintings and drawings created by Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón and also a collection of biographical objects from her, including clothing, corsets and jewellery. These two collections are to be seen together in Viva la Frida! for the very first time.
Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón (1907-1954) was a Mexican painter known for her portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. Kahlo, who suffered from polio as a child, almost died in a bus accident as a teenager. In her lifetime, she had 30 operations. Life experience is a common theme in Kahlo's works, which involve nearly 200 paintings, sketches and drawings.
Perfect!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the headband; so Frida! It also ties in the skirt with the top. The Queen is resplendent!
DeleteShe gets another W in the win column, that's a couple sje has had lately. And great nod to Frida with the headband (probably the only time it would work).
DeleteChel
Ok for me, except the headband... as usual
ReplyDeleteQMax's headband with the flowers is a tribute to Frida Kahlo. That is also why the little girl is also wearing a floral headband. If you look up Kahlo's self-portraits, you'll see that she often styled her same way featuring a headband with large flowers. DIQ, resident of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, for16 years.
DeleteEven if you don’t get the headband hommage to Frida, you have to admit that the colours from the headband and earrings match the ones in the skirt perfectly!
DeleteA great "Natan" moment for te Queen again :) She has courage to wear those flowers on her head. But it's Queen Maxima.
ReplyDeleteThe moment the little girl is soo cute!!
Oh dear, the Natan clown look yet again.
ReplyDeleteMarie
La démesure, elle est voyante et en rajoute toujours trop.
ReplyDeleteLe serre tête et le tee shirt, la couleur psychédélique à éviter.
MARIAMAR
Lovely outfit. I'm just averting my eyes form the flowery headband. Otherwise, everything looks good. Hair is perfect and I am one of the minority who likes the gloves
ReplyDeleteThere’s a reason for the flower headpiece. You all get it, right? Unfortunately, some are quick to criticize without first reading the notes on the event.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same. Goodness, it was a FRIDA KHALO event. Did anyone criticising her headband has read the description? Or seen a picture of this woman and her art?
DeleteThe Queen looks fabulous and her headband is to the point for this event. I really loved her style today!
Anne Marie, you are right; certain people will comment on the headgear again because they think QM does everything she can to be the center of attention, but also I think it's a nod to the artist.
DeleteTo me it's a perfect look today.
MCS
I agree. That happens so often. I am not sure the reason for the headpiece has been understood yet, but who else could pull it off? I love that she wore it to get into the spirit of the event, and even happier that she didn't emulate Frida's eyebrow(s). It is adorable on the little girl she is taking a picture with however. For a Natan, this is not bad. I think the bright colors and flowers are perfect. ~d
DeleteYes I admit my overlooking the info about Frida. Yes, can I add that my interest in Maxima's headbands has by now been worn out by some many earlier cases.
DeleteI love it! So Maxima. Very beautiful and stylish in her own way!
ReplyDeleteCH
What can we say... Just perfect from head to toe, and with such bold colours too. This is a lovely look. I prefer these shoes and headband to the dark ones from the previous time she wore this skirt.
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteEven better this time around, I love it all.
Вера💚🦋
Je me rappelle cet ensemble coloré jusque dans les chaussures déjà portés mais elle a su remplacer la coiffe style bibi par un serre-tête très fleuri ; tout à fait le style de Maxima !
ReplyDeleteI think Frida would have loved the outfit ! Creo que a Frida le hubiera gustado el conjunto .
ReplyDeleteJust the Queen for the event! Yes, get it Maxima!
ReplyDeleteMaxima looks great. The print on her skirt is gorgeous. The headband picks up the colors in her skirt beautifully and is the perfect tribute to Frida. The pictures of Maxima and the little girl are fantastic.The little girl is adorable. I love her "unibrow."
ReplyDeleteE.B.B.
When Queen Maxima gets it right, she really gets it right! Love the entire ensemble and especially the nod to Frida Kahlo with the flowered headband. Gorgeous!
ReplyDelete-HM
The headband: a perfect honour to Frida Kahlo.
ReplyDeleteWow, looking very good and nice touch with the hairband tribute to the artist. KM
ReplyDeleteAnother great fashion day for Máxima. Carry on Máxima like this!!
ReplyDeleteI think the headband takes the outfit into costume territory. Surely she’s not going to dress like every artist whose exhibitions she visits?
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, I think the outfit is flattering - good colours and a good fit. (V.M.)
Queen Maxima looks nice and cheery; I love the bright colours. The head piece is pretty; the little girls hair, with the flowers is nice. Style is the only thing I can think of; fantastic .
ReplyDeleteI know all about Frieda; however, it was cultural misappropriation for Maxima to mimic her clothes, etc. Fried can stand on her own. Clare
ReplyDeleteI agree with most comments, she looks exuberant and sophisticated, the headband is appropriate for this occasion, love her shoes.
ReplyDeleteCherry
Best Natan outfit ever, can't believe my eyes!!
ReplyDeleteLove everything.
Beautiful Maxima!
P.
My god what an outfit, here comes a clown.
ReplyDeleteTerrible with that headband, that's something for a young girl.
Have you got what Maxima's visit is about??
DeleteI love Maxima and this is totally Max. I made one of the pictures my screensaver. The colorful outfit, the awesome headband and her smile. I smiled everytime I looked at my start up screen.
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