In terms of personality they couldn’t be more different. Yet Mathilde and Máxima are regularly spotted in the same or very similar outfit. Jelka from Garderobe Royale and Josine from Fashion Queen Máxima went together in search of royal duplicates. In this blog you will see three examples again.
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Josine: “Around 2014, fashion house Natan was fully committed to asymmetrical sleeves with volume. Both Máxima and Mathilde purchase a gray design with a gold-colored belt around the waist. The biggest difference, in my opinion, is in the shoes. Where Máxima wears chunky peep toes in a gray-brown shade, Mathilde – neat and regal – opts for black court shoes.”
Josine: “Vermeulen proves to both Máxima and Mathilde that an asymmetrical sleeve goes well with a motif. In the former, the interrupted stripes run diagonally from the waist to the sleeve, in the latter the motif continues as normal and a short sleeve has been added to the right side.”
Just say it: which dress do you like better?
Jelka: “Queen Mathilde combines two Natan pieces in the look below that Queen Máxima prefers to wear separately. She may have done well with that too. It clearly gives a completely different overall picture. At first glance, the light pink blouse seems to be a calm piece of clothing, but its details give the opposite effect: the high neck, the ruffles at the neckline and the ends of the sleeves, and the vertical stripe at the décolleté make it look free. pressure entirely from. As a result, Mathilde’s combination with the skirt does not work so well: again a very busy garment due to the print, the shiny fabric, and the typical Natan pleats.
Máxima chose a dress that appears calmer than Mathilde’s set. Máxima also combined the light pink blouse with culottes in the same light pink color, and again the overall picture looks much more successful than with her Belgian colleague!”
