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Queen Máxima Looks Pretty In Pink At The Opening Of The Viva La Frida Exhibition — Pics

Queen Maxima looked pretty in pink at the opening of the Viva La Frida Exhibition. See photos!

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands was dressed to the nines when she attended the opening of the Viva la Frida exhibit on Thursday, October 7.

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The blonde beauty turned heads in a hot pink top, which she paired with a colorful skirt and a blue and pink hat.

Scroll through the photos below to see more of her look!

The royal looked like she took some cues from artist Frida Kahlo, as her outfit was vibrant!

One person wrote, "How appropriate the flowers in Máxima's hair," while another added, "Your Majesty, I love it!!! It is UNIQUE! ?."

"A glimpse into the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, which is what the spectator will see in the exhibition ‘Viva la Frida! — Life and art of Frida Kahlo' in the Drents Museum in Assen," a caption via Instagram read.

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"For the first time, personal belongings such as painted corsets, clothes and jewelry are displayed along with her paintings and drawings. Frida Kahlo incorporated her personal setbacks, including physical limitations, and her ideals of equality into her works of art. Museo Dolores Olmedo from Mexico, with its largest collection of Kahlo artwork, lent it out. The possessions come from the ‘Blue House,' the current Museo Frida Kahlo, which she and her husband inhabited in Mexico City," the message continued of the event.

The Queen had a front row seat to the performance!

"Queen Máxima opens the exhibition and attends a program in advance in which the themes of ‘inspiration’ and ‘inclusivity’ are central. She is then given a guided tour and talks to stakeholders about 'business museum support' and 'inclusivity and diversity,'" the message read.

The Queen kneeled down to take a picture with a little girl, who seemed inspired by the late artist.

The exhibition will be open from October 8, 2021, to March 27, 2022.

For more information, click here: https://drentsmuseum.nl/en/press/major-exhibition%C2%A0frida-kahlo-drents-museum.