Princess Amalia of the Netherlands has shown a clear evolution in her personal style during the first half of 2026.
Her wardrobe balances tailored power suits with casual-chic attire.
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The Princess of Oranje frequently selects structured designs for official appearances. For King's Day in Dokkum, she wore a monochrome crimson crêpe-satin pantsuit from Max Mara.
She has also chosen Max Mara for other ceremonial events, including a light pink suit for a reception honoring Winter Olympics winners.
In Amsterdam, she paired a sand-colored oversized blazer with wide-leg denim.
Accessible Fashion and Sustainability
Princess Amalia incorporates accessible brands into her routine.
For a formal summer photo session at Clingendael estate, she wore a butter-yellow bouclé jacket from Maje with wide-leg jeans.
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She has also selected deep red power suits from Mango, previously featured during the Winter Olympics commencement in February.
Sustainability and precise fit are key in her wardrobe strategy. She recently adopted an on-demand fashion model by ordering trousers from The Launch for a June photoshoot.
The label produces garments only after orders to eliminate excess inventory.
The Princess frequently works with palace tailors to alter off-the-rack garments, ensuring fit adjustments around the waist, neckline, and hemlines.
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These modifications allow her to restyle and reuse previous attire, including gowns by Diane von Furstenberg and Jan Taminiau.
