The Netherlands royal family stepped out for their annual summer photoshoot on Friday and looked incredible in bright outfits.
King Willem-Alexander, 54, and Queen Maxima, 50, were joined by their three teenage daughters, Princess Catharina-Amalia, 17, Princess Alexia, 16, and Princess Ariane, 14, for the photo opportunity outside their home, Huis ten Bosch Palace, in The Hague.
Photographers captured a series of fun group shots, showing the bond between the royal couple and their daughters, as Princess Alexia put her arm around her mother, and King Willem-Alexander kissed his youngest child, Princess Ariane.
Queen Maxima looked stunning in a £630 mustard yellow palm print midi dress from Zimmermann, while her husband donned a white open-collar shirt with navy trousers and a burgundy blazer.
Heir to the Dutch throne, Princess Catharina-Amalia, wore a striking red blazer with jeans, while Princess Alexia opted for a white puff-sleeve blouse with green trousers. Princess Ariane’s patterned navy and burgundy dress matched her father’s ensemble.
The traditional summer photocall is one of two each year the Dutch royal family participates in; the other takes place in the winter months, usually on the royals’ annual skiing trip in Lech, Austria.
This year is particularly special for the Dutch royals, as Princess Catharina-Amalia graduated from Christelijk Gymnasium Sorghvliet in June, while Princess Alexia will move to the UK in August to attend UWC Atlantic College in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales.
She will be joined at the school by King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain‘s eldest daughter, Princess Leonor.
