Queen Maxima of the Netherlands joins King Willem-Alexander for the second day of their German tour

She’s known for her bold fashion choices, and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands didn’t disappoint today as she donned a very quirky headpiece.

The royal mother-of-three, 50, joined her husband King Willem-Alexander on the second day of their tour of Germany to meet the President of the Bundestag (the nation’s parliament).

Putting her best fashion foot forward, Maxima sported an eye-catching floral hat, seemingly inspired by autumn leaves, paired with a matching caramel dress.

She’s known for her bold fashion choices, and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands (pictured) didn’t disappoint today as she donned a very quirky headpiece

The royal mother-of-three, 50, joined her husband King Willem-Alexander (pictured together, left) on the second day of their tour of Germany to meet the President of the Bundestag (pictured right)

The royal mother-of-three, 50, joined her husband King Willem-Alexander (pictured together, left) on the second day of their tour of Germany to meet the President of the Bundestag (pictured right) 

Showcasing her slender figure, the patterned frock featured a billowing overlay with almost see-through sleeves.

The royal, who is fond of colour coordinating her spectacular outfits, teamed the flattering garment with tan high heels and an animal print clutch.

Adding even more glamour to her statement outfit, Maxima finished off her ensemble with glittering pearl drop earrings.

Putting her best fashion foot forward, Maxima (pictured) sported an eye-catching floral hat, seemingly inspired by autumn leaves, paired with a matching caramel dress

Maxima was all smiles during the meeting

Putting her best fashion foot forward, Maxima (pictured) sported an eye-catching floral hat, seemingly inspired by autumn leaves, paired with a matching caramel dress

Showcasing her slender figure, the patterned frock featured a billowing overlay with almost see-through sleeves. Pictured, Maxima, left, at the meeting

Showcasing her slender figure, the patterned frock featured a billowing overlay with almost see-through sleeves. Pictured, Maxima, left, at the meeting

Both Maxima and her husband donned blue face coverings, featuring a crown emblem.

Her blonde locks were styled in a trendy up-do tucked underneath her jaunty hat, while the royal’s elegant facial features were enhanced with some very light touches of makeup.

Looking just as smart, King Willem-Alexander, 54, donned a navy suit with a crisp white shirt and golden tie.

The royal (pictured) is fond of colour coordinating her spectacular outfits

She teamed the flattering garment with tan high heels and an animal print clutch

The royal (pictured), who is fond of colour coordinating her spectacular outfits, teamed the flattering garment with tan high heels and an animal print clutch

Adding even more glamour to her statement outfit, Maxima (pictured with her husband) finished off her ensemble with glittering pearl drop earrings

Adding even more glamour to her statement outfit, Maxima (pictured with her husband) finished off her ensemble with glittering pearl drop earrings

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arrived in Germany yesterday for a three-day visit that was delayed from last year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The royal couple were greeted with a 21-gun salute after landing in wet weather at Berlin’s airport at the beginning of Willem-Alexander’s first state visit to Germany since he became king in 2013. 

This morning, the royal couple met with President of the Bundestag Wolfgang Schäuble in Berlin.

This morning, the royal couple met with President of the Bundestag Wolfgang Schäuble in Berlin (pictured)

This morning, the royal couple met with President of the Bundestag Wolfgang Schäuble in Berlin (pictured)

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima (pictured) arrived in Germany yesterday for a three-day visit that was delayed from last year because of the coronavirus pandemic

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima (pictured) arrived in Germany yesterday for a three-day visit that was delayed from last year because of the coronavirus pandemic

A meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is is preparing to hand over power after almost 16 years in the autumn, is also on the agenda during this week’s visit.

Willem-Alexander and Maxima were last in Germany in 2019, when they visited the state of Brandenburg, which surrounds Berlin.

The king has some German roots – his father, Prince Claus, who was the consort of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, was German-born.

Yesterday, the King and Queen were received by President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (pictured right) at his Bellevue palace

Yesterday, the King and Queen were received by President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (pictured right) at his Bellevue palace

Mother-of-three Maxima (pictured right) appeared radiant when attending the event with her husband (left)

Mother-of-three Maxima (pictured right) appeared radiant when attending the event with her husband (left)

The 50-year-old royal donned an elegant purple gown for the occasion, teamed with a glittering tiara and diamond necklace

The 50-year-old royal donned an elegant purple gown for the occasion, teamed with a glittering tiara and diamond necklace

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Buedenbender and King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands and Queen Maxima of The Netherlands attend a banquet at Bellevue Palace

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Buedenbender and King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands and Queen Maxima of The Netherlands attend a banquet at Bellevue Palace

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Budenbender during the State Banquet

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Budenbender during the State Banquet

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