Queen Maxima of the Netherlands is elegant in a dusty pink dress as she attends WWII commemoration service

The Dutch royal looked radiant in a chic ensemble as she joined other dignitaries to mark the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands from Nazi occupation.

The Dutch royal, 51, attended the annual commemoration service at the National Monument on Dam Square in Amsterdam on Wednesday, May 4.

Maxima looked elegant in a dusty pink dress with a matching hat and heels. She accessorised with a diamond necklace and earrings.

The Queen was joined by her husband, King Willem-Alexander, and other members of the Dutch royal family.

The service was held to remember the Dutch people who died during World War II, including the victims of the Holocaust.

During the service, Maxima laid a wreath at the National Monument.

The Dutch royal family has a long history of supporting Holocaust remembrance.

In 2019, Maxima and Willem-Alexander visited Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland.

The royal couple also met with survivors of the Holocaust.

Maxima's attendance at the commemoration service is a powerful reminder of the importance of remembering the victims of the Holocaust.

It is also a reminder of the Dutch royal family's commitment to Holocaust remembrance.