European royals at ceremony for King Willem-Alexander
Princess Mathilde andPrince Philippe of Belgiumleave the Nieuwe Kerk.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
May 3, 2013

European royals at ceremony for King Willem-Alexander

The Duchess of Cornwall shone in a floor-length evening gown on Monday, and on Tuesday the duchesses, queens and princesses of Europe dressed to impress at the inauguration of King Willem-Alexander at the Nieuwe Kerk Church in Amsterdam. The new Queen Maxima looked sensational, and very regal, in a dramatic electric blue gown with matching shawl and sash. Her hair was swept in an elegant updo and a stunning crown placed atop her head.

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Dutch King Willem-Alexandar and wife Queen Maxima arrive to attend areligious ceremony at the Nieuwe Kerk Church in Amsterdam.
Crown Princess Victoria andCrown Prince Daniel of Sweden.
Dutch PrinceBernhard andPrincess Annettearrive at NieuweKerk church.
Spain’s Crown Prince Felipe andPrincess Letizia.
Prince Maurits of the Netherlandsand Marie-Hélène Angela vanden Broek.

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