Princess Alexia of the Netherlands brought glamour to the grid over the weekend for an outing with just her parents, Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander.
The stylish 21-year-old royal exuded elegance at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort on Sunday in a sleek US$495 (approximately £363) black jumpsuit. The strapless ensemble, identified by Royal Fashion Police on Instagram, featured a bandeau-style neckline and a structured bodice with darts at the waist for a structured fit.
The jumpsuit transitioned from a fitted top to flowing wide trousers that draped right down to the floor in a fluid silhouette. The royal added a luxurious touch to the otherwise minimalist look, accessorising with a gold Sézane belt worn on her hips.
Something borrowed
Queen Maxima's daughter wore the 'Piper 45' Brown Suede Boots by Gianvito Rossi, which retail for US$1,995 (approx. £1,460), and a £1,729 18k yellow gold necklace from jeweller Rosa de la Cruz London. To complete her trackside attire, Alexia carried a Marni brown shoulder bag, which she borrowed from her mother's wardrobe.
Queen Maxima, 55, has worn the designer bag on multiple occasions dating back to June 2021 when she visited the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam.
Most recently, the royal was seen carrying the shoulder bag on Day 4 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in February. Queen Maxima paired the accessory with a matching brown cardigan beneath a blazer of the same colour. She added a pop of colour to her outfit with a vibrant orange neck scarf.
Queen Maxima's trackside look
Queen Maxima looked effortlessly stylish on Sunday in a re-wear from Belgian couture label Natan. The royal opted for a timeless white blouse tucked at the waistline into an A-line skirt with a statement white floral pattern splashed across the front.
She complemented her smart casual look with a woven clutch, wedge sandals and a pair of Cartier sunglasses. Just like her daughter, Queen Maxima let her hair down for the day.







