World leaders gathered in The Hague on 24 June for a major NATO summit, with 32 member nations represented, including the U.S., France, the UK, and Ukraine.

While serious global issues dominated the agenda, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands stole the spotlight with a bold lime-green jumpsuit that stood out in the sea of dark suits.

Her outfit sparked admiration online, with many calling her the “Queen of NATO” and praising her confidence and style. Queen Máxima, originally from Argentina and now a respected figure in European royalty, is known for her work in finance, mental health, and development.

The summit marked the first time the Netherlands hosted the event, held at The Hague’s World Forum. A lighthearted moment between President Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte also went viral after Trump likened Iran and Israel to “kids in a schoolyard,” prompting Rutte to joke about “strong language.”

Queen Máxima’s presence and fashion choice reminded many of the human side of politics and the evolving role of modern royals. Her appearance was not only a fashion highlight but also a symbol of individuality and grace in a formal diplomatic setting.