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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands lit up the room in a bright yellow and blue ensemble as she attended the annual King's Day concert in Emmen on Monday.
The mother-of-three, 52, was glamorous as ever in a sunny long-sleeve top and satin skirt which cinched at the waist as she joined her husband and other Dutch royals for the celebrated event.
Elsewhere, King Willem-Alexander, 56, looked dapper in a simple black suit and purple tie.
She accessorised with matching pastel heels and a clutch, enhancing her sophisticated look.
Her long, blonde tresses were sleek and straightened and the Maxima opted for a glamorous make-up look that accentuated her eyes.
Elsewhere, King Willem-Alexander, 56, looked dapper in a simple black suit and purple tie.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands lit up the room in a bright yellow and blue ensemble as she attended the annual King's Day concert in Emmen on Monday
His brother, Prince Constantijn, 54, was also snapped smiling as he attended with his wife Princess Laurentien, 57, who stunned in a metallic golden skirt and white button-up blouse.
Princess Beatrix, 86, who was Queen of the Netherlands before abdicating in 2013, made a glamorous appearance in black cullottes, a patterned shirt and matching cloak.
The whole family was smiling as they mingled and posed for photographs ahead of the festivities.
The King's Day concert is held every year in the days leading up to King Willem-Alexander's birthday. The monarch will turn 57 on 27 April next week.
On his actual birthday, a series of markets and parties are held all across the country.
In 2021, the family celebrated the King's birthday with a trip to the Dutch city of Eindhoven - where they took part in a live-streamed TV special.
It comes as last week, the Spanish royals and their hosts, the Dutch royals, looked picture perfect as they attended the STRAAT art museum in Amsterdam.
Queen Letizia of Spain and Maxima of the Netherlands both looked beautiful in elegant dresses on what was the final day of the Spanish royals' state visit.
The mother-of-three, 52, was glamorous as ever in a sunny long-sleeve top and satin skirt which cinched at the waist as she joined her husband and other Dutch royals for the celebrated event
Elsewhere, King Willem-Alexander, 56, looked dapper in a simple black suit and purple tie as he joined his wife
Maxima accessorised with matching pastel heels and a clutch, enhancing her sophisticated look
Looking effortlessly elegant, Letizia, 51, wore a draped navy blue midi dress with a dramatic neckline.
She wore her hair brushed back into a dainty chignon to reveal a pair of stunning diamond earrings. The Spanish Queen completed her look with smoky eye make-up and navy blue accessories.
Meanwhile Maxima, who was accompanied by daughter Princess Amalia, 20, wore a vibrant green and gold metallic dress with a huge bow fastened to the shoulder.
Maxima wore a pair of long gold earrings which matched her dress perfectly and she carried a dainty green clutch bag.
His brother, Prince Constantijn, 54, was also snapped smiling as he attended with his wife Princess Laurentien (left), 57, who stunned in a metallic golden skirt and white button-up blouse
Princess Beatrix (right), 86, who was Queen of the Netherlands before abdicating in 2013, made a glamorous appearance in black cullottes, a patterned shirt and matching cloak. ;eft: Prince Constantijn
Her blonde hair was styled in loose curls and swept to one side while her make-up was simple allowing for her natural glow to shine through.
Princess Amalia, who has inherited her mother's long blond locks, wore a turquoise dress beneath a belted cream jacket.
She completed the look with a trendy miniature gold handbag.
King Felipe of Spain and King Willem-Alexander, who were earlier in the week pictured playing basketball in their suits, didn't let their wives down.
The two men looked smart in their suits, with King Felipe opting for a black number with a pale pink tie and King Willem-Alexander choosing blue.
The royals appeared happy to see each other, exchanging smiles and sharing embraces.
