Today in Thessaloniki kings of the Netherlands Wilhelm – Alexander and Maximus. The royal couple arrived in our country a few days ago at her invitation. President of the Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou.
The two made an impression during public appearances at the Presidential Palace and the Acropolis Museum, among others. In particular, the Queen shines with the clothes she has chosen for herself, some of which were created by Greek designers.
For a formal dinner, 51-year-old Maxima wore a designer dress Christos Costarelos in burgundy shades. Her hair was neatly combed back and adorned with a ruby tiara. The image was complemented by jewelry and a burgundy clutch. The king was dressed in a gray suit, lilac tie and white shirt.
On the second day, the Queen opted for a nude dress by Zeus + Dione. She also added a pink braid to her hair.
On her third and final day in Thessaloniki, she wore a black jacket, white shirt, gold jewelry and plaid trousers.
The couple who maintain a country house in Porto Heli often visit our homeland. In fact, he “attended” the wedding of Tatiana Blatnik and Nicolau Gliksburg in Spetses in 2009.
Menu
Dinner menu of the first day edited Chef Christoforos Peskias, offering guests seafood and, in particular, grilled fagries with fennel puree and anise sauce, which was the main course along with local wines. The wines were edited by a friend Sommelier Yannis Kaimenakis including: “Mantineia” Moschofilero from Tselepou estate, “Santorini” Assyrtiko from Sigala estate and Moschato “Anthemis” from Samos United Wine Cooperative. Appetizers included Cretan trahana and halloumi velut soup, spinach rice with caviar, yogurt and Thesauri caviar. For dessert there was a milk pie from Mani.
Source: Kathimerini
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