Admired for her advocacy in education, health, and women empowerment, Her Majesty Queen Rania has proven to stand up for her community – all while doing it in style. The Jordanian Queen is the definition of elegance and divine taste all in one – have you seen her perfectly tailored suits? Today, we celebrate her 52nd birthday whilst taking a look back at some of her best sartorial moments.
Sophisticated glamour
During the engagement of Her Majesty’s son, HRH Prince Hussein to Ms. Rajwa Al Saif, Queen Rania looked radiant in a high-neck and long sleeve black gown with crystal embellishments.
AUTHENTICALLY CHIC
During Ramadan this year, Queen Rania and His Majesty King Abdullah hosted an iftar for the Jordanian local community, where she wore a traditional yet modern Jordanian thobe, paired with a white Bottega Veneta Mini Jodie bag.
Sartorial Elegance In Spring
Her Majesty looked positively fresh for her day outdoors in a crisp blue button-up that she tucked into cream trousers and secured with a belt. She went hands-free on this occasion, pairing her clothes with a cross-body drawstring bucket bag.
In Her Dark Florals
Queen Rania wore a midi dress with a dark floral pattern during her trip with His Majesty to the United Arab Emirates. The Queen paired it with a pale purple clutch that complimented the abstract flowers in the design.
Monochrome Heaven
While paying a visit to the Dar Ne’meh gift shop and café at the Amman Citadel, Her Majesty opted for a vintage long-sleeved Zimmermann blouse paired with a Zimmermann vintage white denim midi skirt. Queen Rania paired her monochrome ensemble with Stephen Website diamond hoops, Chloe leather crossbody, Dior stilettos, and Chanel sunglasses when it came to accessories.
Off-Duty Attire
Stepping out in Amman to visit the Design Week offices, the Queen wore a navy pleated skirt and the chicest black graphic tee.
Banquet Elegance
Queen Rania attend a banquet dinner in honour of the visiting Norwegian royals wearing a two-toned gown by AZZI & OSTA and L’Afshar featuring traditional Jordanian keffiyeh detailing, a gold Apple watch and an acrylic marble square-box clutch.
Red Alert
Queen Rania attended the Jordan River Foundation’s 23rd annual exhibition in the chicest red monochromatic look.
Leather on Leather
While visiting Paris, Queen Rania was spotted with Mrs Brigitte Macron wearing a bold leather ensemble from Ermanno Scervino and a pleated bag by Louis Vuitton.
Tailored Silhouette
The Queen wore a modest design featuring puffy detailing on the sleeves. A subtle look, with a flattering silhouette.
Embellished Detailing
Queen Rania wore an elegant suit by Ermano Scervino paired with Salvatore Ferragamo pumps and Sarah’s bag for the HeForShe IMPACT Summit in New York that exudes elegance beyond compare.
Feminine Feel
During “The Adventures of Looney Balloony” festival organised by UNICEF and the National Council for Family Affairs, Queen Rania wore a feminine shirt dress by Carven Mecano. For accessories, Celine mirrored aviator sunglasses, Ferrari Firence earrings and a One Six One nude bag with a gold handle.
Power Suit
During a XIN Philanthropy Conference in Hangzhou, China, the Queen flaunts a solid black, and white belted suit, with red fringed detailing hanging on one side.
Effortlessly Chic
Rania chose a white t-shirt, playful genie pants, and an ever-so-chic pointed-toe pump to tie in the look when visiting the Queen Rania Family and Child Centre.
Pop of Colour
During a visit to the Netherlands, Queen Rania wore a pop of colour with a turquoise blue Salvatore Ferragamo coat paired with a grey Gianvito Rossi suede pump and one of Fendi’s signature embossed leather bags.
Colour-blocking
While walking with Queen Letizia of Spain, Rania wore a chic multicoloured jacket tied at the waist featuring a simple soft blue bag and glittery heels.
White House Elegance
During Queen Rania’s third day at the White House, Rania opted for a Christopher Kane set, sharing on her Instagram how she had a lovely trip meeting the First Lady, where she noted enthusiasm, warmth, and compassion are a true pleasure to behold.
