Queen Máxima's most unique hats to date

For their trip to Palermo, Queen Maxima beat the Sicilian heat in a straw-woven hat. The stylish royal added oversized shades and gold fan earrings for their visit with Leoluca Orlando at Quatto Canti. Photo: Getty Images

Queen Maxima brought her sophisticated style to Italy. The Dutch royal wore a blush dress with a wide-brimmed hat as she and her husband King Willem-Alexander arrived to Rome at Ciampino Airport. From there, the couple visited with Rome's mayor and kept on with their busy schedule. Photo: Getty Images

Queen Maxima accessorized her plum coat with a matching chapeau as she and Argentina's First Lady Juliana Awada visited the Center for Youth and Family in The Hague, before touring the Mauritshuis art museum. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images

Queen Maxima, who was joined by the president and first lady of Argentina, paired her A-line skirt and blazer with a conical style fascinator for their visit to a hockey clinic in Amsterdam in March 2017. Photo: PATRICK VAN KATWIJK/AFP/Getty Images

Queen Maxima channeled Indiana Jones as she stepped out wearing a fedora to open the national education exhibition at the Jaarbeurs Utrecht in The Hague, Netherlands. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images

Royals love a great hat, but there's no denying Queen Maxima of the Netherlands takes the crown for boldest brims. If you love some seriously sensational headgear, check out this edit of our faves from the Dutch Queen's wardrobe... Maxima topped of her navy dress with a matching sun hat for her outing to the Auckland Art Gallery in New Zealand. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk DPA/PA Images

The Dutch monarch accessorized her sunny look with a blush pillbox hat for her visit to the Ngai Tahu Marae for the Powhiri ceremony in Christchurch, New Zealand. Photo: Robin Utrecht ABACA/PA Images

Queen Maxima paired her elegant side-chignon with a dramatic black hat for her outing to the tomb of the Unknown Warrior at the Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington, New Zealand. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk DPA/PA Images

King Willem-Alexander's wife opted for a simple navy topper to complete her outfit during their visit to Brisbane City Hall in Australia. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk DPA/PA Images

Maxima looked pretty in pink pairing her dusty rose-colored blouse with a matching, sophisticated fascinator for a meeting at the Crystal Palace in Luna Park in Sydney, Australia. Photo: Utrecht Robin/ABACAPRESS.COM ABACA/PA Images

Maxima complemented her lace frock and poppy brooch with a tangerine hat, which featured an accent pin, for her visit to the War Memorial in Canberra, Australia. Photo: Utrecht Robin/ABACAPRESS.COM ABACA/PA Images

The monarch accessorized her chic tweed dress with a matching black floppy to attend the "Caring for Older People: How Can We Do The Right Things Right?" meeting in Rotterdam. Photo: Patrick van Katwijk DPA/PA Images

The Dutch royal channeled her inner Jackie O with a grey pillbox-like fascinator for her outing to Apeldoorn, Holland to open the Anna Pavlovna exhibition at the Het Loo Palace Museum. Photo: Albert Nieboer DPA/PA Images

The royal pulled out all the stops with a tan wide-brimmed hat. The Queen, who was accompanied by her husband King Willem-Alexander, matched her topper with a blue and gold gown during Prinsjesdag – the state opening of parliament in the Netherlands. Photo: Netherlands Royal Pool/Getty Images

Maxima looked summery in a pinkish wide-brimmed hat at the opening of the Papageno House in Lare.

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Maxima wore the wide brimmed hat, which complimented her bun, during a meeting with French president Francois Hollande.
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Maxima wore a small round topper during her meeting at City Hall in Paris.
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What else do you wear to the 200th anniversary of the kingdom of The Netherlands in Maastricht, but a wide brim peach straw hat? Photo: Getty Images

Her highness debuted an oversized leaf-shaped taupe fascinator during the opening of a new building of Unipro. Photo: Getty Images

The Queen wore this architectural piece to the 10-year anniversary of the 'Leerorkest' Learning Orchestra in Amsterdam.
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Celebrating the 200th anniversary of the kingdom in the Netherlands, her highness wore an epic golden rope turban. Photo: Getty Images

Her highness showed off an angular hat during the official opening of Campus Hoogvliet in Rotterdam. Photo: Getty Images

To meet the Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta, the Queen donned a lilac cocktail hat. Photo: Getty Images

Proving she loves the whimsy of a dimensional cocktail accessory in linen too, she arrived at the opening the new Koninklijke Kentalis diagnostic care education center. Photo: Getty Images

Participating in King's Day celebrations, the Queen wore a bright pink Gainsborough hat. Photo: Getty Images

Maxima decided to wear a black lace veil during her visit to the mining facilities in Geleen, Netherlands.
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Daring as ever at the inaugurate sculpture festival, the Queen stunned in straw hat with feathered fascinator. Photo: Getty Images

Máxima styled outside the average pill box with a hard jeweled version when visiting the Groningen and Drenthe Provinces. Photo: Getty Images

Ever a fan of the wide brim, she donned a black millinery during a state visit to Germany. Photo: Getty Images

Maxima wore a small grey hat during her arrival to Nuremberg, Germany.
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Máxima opted for a cowgirl topper at the opening of the Community School Joure South in the Netherlands. Photo: Getty Images

The Queen clowned around in a yellow toque as she took a break with President Barack Obama at the 70th anniversary of the D-Day Landings in Normandy. Photo: Getty Images

The royal was all smiles in a champagne chiffon cocktail hat upon her arrival at Haus der Niederlande in Muenster, Germany. Photo: Getty Images

Maxima knew it was the bigger the better when it came to her big floppy hat choice for the l Remembrance Sunday Service in London.
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Máxima chose a bonnet with a front flip when arriving at the Veenkoloniaal Museum. Photo: Getty Images

Making a bold statement in red royal casque as she attended the opening of the new Markthal in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Photo: Getty Images

Máxima wore a black bonnet during a meeting with war veterans at the rooftop terrace of the National Arts Centre during state visit to Canada. Photo: Getty Images

Attending the Symposium of 40 years protection from domestic violence, the Queen wore a bright red flouncy fedora with ribbon trim. Photo: Getty Images

Color blocked in a black and white rafia hat, the Queen looked elegant while leaving the AUDI eGas research facility. Photo: Getty Images

The Dutch royal elegantly arrived at a museum in Tokyo wearing a bronze ruched calot to match her metallic look for the evening.

Listening to the national anthem upon the arrival of Chinese President Xi Jinping at Schiphol International Airport, the royal wore a demure noir rose hat. Photo: Getty Images

Attending the opening of the new Micropia Museum she proved her preference for yellow in a silk gathered toque hat. Photo: Getty Images

Maxima wore a purple topper, that matched her suit, during the 10th International Hands On conference in Amsterdam.
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Máxima's look was out of this world as she watched a partial solar eclipse in a fantastic red turban and protective spectacles in Hamburg, Germany. Photo: Getty Images

Arriving in an all brown outfit, the Queen completed her outfit with a wide-brimmed bowler hat at the Groninger Museum. Photo: Getty Images

It wasn't just the sun that was shining while the royals visited a province of North Holland, but also Máxima's bright fuchsia top hat. Photo: Getty Images

Visiting the monument of Polish World War II veteran General Stanislav Maczek in Poland, Máxima wore a dramatic picture hat. Photo: Getty Images