For Prinsjesdag 2026, Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands chose to wear «Casigari» again, a creation by Fabienne Delvigne Maison which she had already worn in 2014. Twelve years later, this headpiece with its graphic lines still looks thoroughly modern and embodies a timeless elegance.
«Casigari, a creation with sculptural lines
On 15 September 2026, on this official day marking the opening of the Dutch parliamentary year, Queen Máxima chose a black and white outfit by Natan Couture. To complement this understated outfit, she once again wore «Casigari», a creation by La Maison Fabienne Delvigne with a decidedly contemporary feel. Somewhere between a headband and a headdress, «Casigari» stands out for its delicate structure and its two long black lines that extend across the forehead.
This graphic approach illustrates Fabienne Delvigne's artistic vision. Each creation is born from a quest for balance between lines, volumes and movement. The hat thus becomes a true element of expression, capable of transforming a silhouette with lightness.
A creation that stands the test of time
Already worn by Queen Máxima in 2014, «Casigari» is once again fully modern.
Twelve years separate these two appearances, yet the strength of its lines remains intact. A fine illustration of the philosophy of La Maison Fabienne Delvigne, which prioritises unique and timeless designs. Beyond trends, a hat can become a personal piece that one revisits and reinterprets over the years. This enduring elegance lies at the heart of La Maison’s work, where artisanal craftsmanship, artistic exploration and stylistic freedom come together.
La Maison expertise showcased in the press
In an article published on 17 September 2026, Journal des Femmes highlights Queen Máxima’s choice and the distinctive character of this creation by La Maison Fabienne Delvigne. A wonderful opportunity to showcase Fabienne Delvigne’s artistic vision, where the exploration of lines and volumes meets the artisanal craftsmanship of Haute Couture hatmaking.
Read the Journal des Femmes article dedicated to Queen Máxima and this creation.
