Queen Maxima of the Netherlands is elegant in camel ensemble as she presents Oranje Fonds Growth Program certificates in Utrecht
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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands cut a sophisticated figure as she attended a charity event in Utrecht with King Willem-Alexander today.
The royal, 53, opted for a timeless camel ensemble to present certificates on behalf of the Oranje Fonds Growth Program at Centraal Museum.
The mother-of-three looked stylish in a camel jacket, with a wide belt that accentuated her waist, and a shimmering gold brooch attached to the lapel.
Maxima paired her trendy jacket with some matching wide-leg trousers and patent camel high heels embellished with bows.
As she arrived at the museum, the European Queen was pictured with a double breasted knee-length coat - in a slighter darker shade of camel - draped over her shoulders.
The style-conscious royal complemented her camel outfit with a champagne-coloured leather bag by the Greek designer Marina Raphael, which retails for $469 (£371).
The monarch completed her outfit with some statement hoop earrings, which perfectly matched her brooch.
Having swept her blonde hair into an elegant updo, Maxima opted for her signature smokey brown eye look and was also pictured with a burgundy manicure.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands (pictured right) cut a sophisticated figure as she attended a charity event in Utrecht with King Willem-Alexander (left) today
The Oranje Fonds (Orange Fund) was created in 2002 as a wedding gift to Maxima and Willem-Alexander, who was the Prince of Orange at the time, from the people of the Netherlands.
The social welfare charity supports thousands of programmes across the Netherlands and the Caribbean.
Today, the royal couple presented a certificate to Carlijn van den Berge, who has been running a new intergenerational socialising programme, which began in the city of Eindhoven.
The 'Boefjes and Baristas' initiative has brought together young children, parents and the elderly for regular coffee mornings and now travels around care homes around the country.
As well as drinking coffee, the events also encourage guests - who may be struggling with loneliness - to take part in crafts, exercise and socialise.
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima are patrons of the Oranje Fonds, which celebrated the Boefjes and Baristas volunteer scheme today.
This is the second time in recent days that Maxima has opted for a tailored look while on royal duty.
Last week, Maxima travelled to the northern Dutch city of Assen to attend the 50th anniversary of the Northern Development Company.
The royal, 53, opted for a timeless camel ensemble to present certificates on behalf of the Oranje Fonds Growth Program at Centraal Museum
The style-conscious royal complemented her camel outfit with a champagne-coloured leather bag by the Greek designer Marina Raphael, which retails for $469 (£371)
The mother-of-three looked stylish in a camel jacket, with a wide belt that accentuated her waist, and a shimmering gold brooch attached to the lapel
Having swept her blonde hair into an elegant updo, Maxima opted for her signature smokey brown eye look and was also pictured with a burgundy manicure
For the occasion, the Queen opted for a red checked suit with matching red leather gloves and boots.
Maxima wore a set of chic gold earrings and a blood red broach in the shape of a coneflower.
The Queen wore her typical glam makeup look with a full glowing base and dark lined eyes. She sealed the deal with a smattering of illuminating highlighter and rose pink lipstick.
She wore her sleek blonde tresses in an up do beneath her stylish wide brimmed hat.
