Queen Máxima wears a safety helmet and hi-vis during a visit to a waste-to-product company in Eindhoven
Queen Máxima looked very different than usual on Thursday when she put on a safety helmet and a hi-vis vest during a visit to a waste-to-product company in Eindhoven.
The 52-year-old Dutch royal, famous for her glamorous ensembles, got involved when she took part in sorting waste at Renewi's recycling plant in the Netherlands.
She traded her usual heels for steel-toed work boots and donned a work apron.
She made the practical outfit look stylish as she arrived in a smart orange tweed suit with a belt around the waist.
The Australian-born queen looked stunning in the colorful two-piece suit as she went for a business-chic style.
Queen Máxima looked very different than usual on Thursday when she put on a safety helmet and a hi-vis vest during a visit to a waste-to-product company in Eindhoven
She kept her blonde looks sleek and opted for natural yet sophisticated makeup for the practical day out.
The Queen was given an explanation of the new treatment plant and spoke to industry experts, according to Renewi, a leading European waste management company.
Renewi wants to convert waste into raw materials such as paper, metal, plastic, glass, wood, building materials, compost and energy.
On Wednesday, Queen Máxima appeared elegantly in navy clothing for a visit to the HerstelTalent Foundation in Zeeland, Middelburg.
Máxima visited the center, which provides recovery assistance to people who are having difficulties due to certain circumstances, to discuss the quality of life in the region.
The mother-of-three, who was elegantly dressed in a royal blue dress, performed the day after a visit to Everything OK? a candid conversation with the group. (Everything OK?) Support line at Kindertelefoon, supported by MindUS, in Nijmegen, Netherlands, yesterday.
Queen Máxima is honorary chairman of MindUS, an organization that helps young people keep their mental health under control.
For the occasion, the Dutch Queen maintained her usual stylish appearance in a bright blue midi dress and pumps.
She made the practical outfit look stylish as she arrived in a smart orange tweed suit with a belt around the waist
The Australian-born queen looked stunning in the colorful two-piece suit as she went for a business-chic style
She got stuck while taking part in sorting waste at Renewi's recycling plant in the Netherlands
The Queen was given an explanation about the new processing plant and spoke to experts from the industry
Maxima tried out the experience of sorting waste, including tea bags and other waste
The Australian-born monarch seemed a bit unsure at times during the working visit
Maxima exchanged her usual heels for work boots with steel toes and put on a company apron
She complemented her ensemble with a ton of jewelry, including stacked charm bracelets and large hoop earrings.
Máxima was born in Argentina and married into the Dutch royal family in 2002, three years after meeting her husband-to-be in Seville, Spain.
Despite reportedly having no idea that Willem-Alexander was heir to the throne when the couple first met, she eventually became queen consort when her husband took the throne.
Willem-Alexander became king when his mother Beatrix abdicated the throne in April 2013 after 33 years as reigning monarch.
The couple have three children, the eldest of which is the twenty-year-old Crown Princess Amalia, who is the heir apparent.
Her siblings, Princess Alexia and Ariane, are 18 and 16 years old.