The Dutch Royal Courts: Her Majesty and their 3 daughters chic on the King Day #KoningsdagZwolle
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Wednesday, King Willem-Alexander took the direction of Zwolle with his wife and their 3 daughters for the annual Koningsdag, the "king of the Day."
On a slightly warm day of April 27 in Zwolle, a town 80 km north-east of Amsterdam. But this did not prevent the mood to reign as the population housed the royal family of the Netherlands. This year, it is this town that had indeed been chosen to be the place of Koningsdag, the "king of the Day." Like last year in Dordrecht, Willem-Alexander's 49th birthday-who was celebrating on Wednesday was marked by various events. Blending culture, sports and conviviality, these festivities have gathered between 60,000 and 80,000 people, according to the Dutch press reports that the figures provided by the municipality of Zwolle.
On his special event, Willem-Alexander was very elegantly surrounded. With a very stylish wife Queen Maxima in her skirt with large flowers of the Belgian brand Natan with to a top and a cardigan accessories with a fuchsia gloves and her shoes, Queen Maxima, his wife, was wearing a wide brimmed hat. Their three daughters, Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia had chosen to wear a black dress with long sleeves embroidered with a star seeding and white moons, red and blue, under a long black wool coat. The younger daughter, Alexia, recovering from her broken leg during the family annual ski holiday in February, had opted for a denim jacket over a white ZARA Guipure Lace Dress and posed a blue bow in her hair. The youngest daughter, Ariane, hiding under her gray coat fur collar a SS-2016 PILI CARRERA top and a gray skirt printed with large irregular white stripes and a multitude of pink flamingos. She had given this set with a gold studded red cardigan.
The sovereign was also able to count on the presence of his younger brother Prince Constantijn and his wife Princess Laurentien in a well known Mission Coat. His four cousins, sons of his aunt Princess Margriet Princes Maurits, Bernhard, Pieter-Christiaan and Floris with their respective wives , Marilène, Annette, Anita and Aimée
On a slightly warm day of April 27 in Zwolle, a town 80 km north-east of Amsterdam. But this did not prevent the mood to reign as the population housed the royal family of the Netherlands. This year, it is this town that had indeed been chosen to be the place of Koningsdag, the "king of the Day." Like last year in Dordrecht, Willem-Alexander's 49th birthday-who was celebrating on Wednesday was marked by various events. Blending culture, sports and conviviality, these festivities have gathered between 60,000 and 80,000 people, according to the Dutch press reports that the figures provided by the municipality of Zwolle.
On his special event, Willem-Alexander was very elegantly surrounded. With a very stylish wife Queen Maxima in her skirt with large flowers of the Belgian brand Natan with to a top and a cardigan accessories with a fuchsia gloves and her shoes, Queen Maxima, his wife, was wearing a wide brimmed hat. Their three daughters, Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia had chosen to wear a black dress with long sleeves embroidered with a star seeding and white moons, red and blue, under a long black wool coat. The younger daughter, Alexia, recovering from her broken leg during the family annual ski holiday in February, had opted for a denim jacket over a white ZARA Guipure Lace Dress and posed a blue bow in her hair. The youngest daughter, Ariane, hiding under her gray coat fur collar a SS-2016 PILI CARRERA top and a gray skirt printed with large irregular white stripes and a multitude of pink flamingos. She had given this set with a gold studded red cardigan.
The sovereign was also able to count on the presence of his younger brother Prince Constantijn and his wife Princess Laurentien in a well known Mission Coat. His four cousins, sons of his aunt Princess Margriet Princes Maurits, Bernhard, Pieter-Christiaan and Floris with their respective wives , Marilène, Annette, Anita and Aimée
Photo Credits: Paris Match
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