At a Monday finance conference for small and medium-sized businesses, Dutch Queen Máxima showed a generally stylish appearance.
The royal, 53, who has a background in economics and is the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development ( UNSGSA ), traveled to Driebergen in Utrecht for the SME financing conference Mind the Gap.
Máxima wore a beautiful long- sleeved, pleated costume, as part of a wider visit of Africa to promote equitable finance.
The round-neck, red and white number had an unequal stripy design that worked especially well with the monarch’s eye-catching crimson and PVC stilettos and fell just above the knee.
New- faced and with her golden hair brushed up into a chignon, Máxima looked beautiful and gentlemanly, while her dark, spherical earrings added a touch of glamour.
The mother-of-three added a selection of silver bracelets and a red leather bag to complete her appearance.
The queen, who is a fan of diverse financing, took to the pulpit to give a speech at the conference, which was this year’s topic of conversation.
Máxima visited a specialized programming institution in Amsterdam last Wednesday for the second time, so yesterday’s visit comes as a result.
She glared as she interacted with students and staff at Codam Coding College while wearing a color dress and complex headpiece.
As a member of the Dutch Committee for Entrepreneurship, Máxima has spoken about the power of systems,
She looked usually elegant while battled a springtime shower, which included a few raindrops, who was wearing a flush, chiffon outfit.
With a mouth arrow and blouson sleeves, Máxima’s best was tucked into a coordinating knee- size skirt which had an asymmetrical hemline.
She added a pair of suede court shoes and a corresponding clutch bag to complete her look by adding an elaborate, floral-inspired headpiece in the same shade, which looked perfect with her up-do.
She remained glowing throughout her makeup for the celebrations marking her fifth anniversary at Codam.
She put her jewelry on her wrists with only a few golden bracelets, letting her clothing speak for itself.
Máxima grinned as she spoke with students and staff at the professional school, which was established to enable students of all ages, backgrounds, and women to pursue careers in software development.
She chatted with the kids while they were working and appeared focused as they showed her their assignments, which included presentations of a remote-controlled vehicles and a virtual real helmet.
With no charges or faculty, the university, headed by Corinne Vigneux, the French General Director of GPS business TomTom, is truly available to all.