Queen Maxima beams as she steps out in Zwolle wearing chic brown suit to visit vocational Art Camp which helps students use creativity in school and work

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands has been photographed beaming during a visit to an Art Camp teaching vocational education in the Northeastern Netherlands today. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands smiled widely as she made her way to a vocational Art Camp in Zwolle The mother-of-four donned a stylish two-piece matching suit, made from a tweed-style brown fabric Maxima matched all her accessories, carrying a black handbag and wearing black knee length boots which matched her belt. The royal looked fresh-faced and happy to be attending the engagement in photographs taken today Maxima donned two-piece matching skirt suit today, with A-line skirt and cinched in waist, and matching black accessories The royal carefully coordinated her accessories, wearing a black belt and boots, and carrying a black handbag Queen Maxima posed in front of some of the art work at Art Camp during her appearance today She also attended a meeting with professionals at the venue, where they discussed how 'the importance of art and culture education for MBO students is central and how this can be strengthened within these courses'. During her visit to the Art Camp, the Queen listened to students and art professionals, as well as speaking herself Queen Maxima's appearance today follows her visiting the Chemelot industrial park and Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Geleen in the Netherlands earlier this month.