bertie5252003
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Red and white is nice nothing special the blue is an oldie but a goodie the hat on the other hand is a horror IMO
As a person who always wears a sun hat, I can testify that they are awkward to wear indoors. A big brim creates a space around me which may intrude into others' faces, particularly when I am seated next to someone. Of course, I live a very informal life, and I can just take my big-brimmed hat off under most circumstances. A Queen can't just remove her hat when she goes indoors.
I have to agree. The turbans can be fun but not every other day. It's getting a little old for me too. The suit is lovely though and a great color and I do love that she pulled out a really cool shoe with it.Agreed. I'm ready to move on from the turbans a lil bit.
yes, there is a modiste en chef, Fabienne Delvigne in Brussels at www.fabiennedelvigne.be where you will find various versions of the turban in the collection 'a capable woman'. I would be delighted if HM queen Maxima made her choice based on Mme Delvigne's very evocative labelling of this particular design!Is there a dominant "Turbaner to the Queen" or does she find them willy nilly? Does anyone know?
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Máxima has recycled one of her oldest outfits by Natan today, June 28, but for the first time combined with one of her new turbans:
** Full view ** Upper part ** Close up/Turban ** March 2003 ** April 2003 ** 2008 ** Germany 2011 **
This is the only turban I don't like. It reminds me of those scarves women would put on their hair to do housework in the 50's.
Probably because it is too close to her own hair color as previously mentioned.
The earrings almost make it a save.
Love the suit. The flare around the hemline of the skirt is particularly flattering. Don't love the shoes, prefer the soft blue shoes she wore w/it 10 yrs ago.
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Máxima has recycled one of her oldest outfits by Natan today, June 28, but for the first time combined with one of her new turbans:
** Full view ** Upper part ** Close up/Turban ** March 2003 ** April 2003 ** 2008 ** Germany 2011 **
If the turban wasn't beige and blended with her hair, it would have looked so much smarter.
I don't know...I guess I'd have preferred her to ease into her 'signature/trademark' pieces. If she wanted to experiment with turbans she could've introduced them into her wardrobe in a more subtle manner. I don't see why big hats would be an obstacle to her dealings with the public. She has worn them before. As for keeping her hair in place....hmm, there are plenty of other royal women out there who don't wear turbans and still manage to have immaculate hair.
I don't mean to criticize. I just prefer Maxima in her big, flamboyant hats. To me, those are her trademark. However I understand that she seems to be making a genuine effort to project an image that she feels is more appropriate for her new role. We've already seen plenty of turbans and more recycling. I wonder what's next.
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Máxima has recycled one of her oldest outfits by Natan today, June 28, but for the first time combined with one of her new turbans:
** Full view ** Upper part ** Close up/Turban ** March 2003 ** April 2003 ** 2008 ** Germany 2011 **
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Queen Máxima at a commemoration at the National Slavery Memorial in Amsterdam today, July 1st, wearing a recycled outfit including a hat by Fabienne Delvigne.
** Full view ** Upper part ** Close up ** Germany 2011 ** Mexico November 2009 ** May 2009 **
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Queen Máxima at a commemoration at the National Slavery Memorial in Amsterdam today, July 1st, wearing a recycled outfit including a hat by Fabienne Delvigne.
** Full view ** Upper part ** Close up ** Germany 2011 ** Mexico November 2009 ** May 2009 **