On Monday, November 17, Queen Rania of Jordan met in Umm Al-Jimal with a group of over one hundred women involved in social, cultural, and educational work in the region.
Speaking from this historic rural area, she reflected that its beauty endures, just as “a person’s mark on the world is not limited by place or time, but persists as a legacy passed from generation to generation.”
It was a meaningful gathering, and for the occasion, she chose an outfit that paid tribute to her traditions with a modern twist.
Queen Rania of Jordan looked stunning in a cream-white chilaba with long sleeves featuring a taupe-brown trim. She addressed her guests at this historic site, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2024.
© Royal Hashemite Court/Queen RaniaThe look was completed with a flawless button-down shirt dress featuring pearl-metallic buttons, accented by a wide leather sash belt with a gold buckle, paired perfectly with the rest of the outfit.
© Royal Hashemite Court/Queen RaniaThe belt, a signature style trick of Queen Rania, often completes her looks by giving them a more formal finish, defining the figure, and complementing a wide variety of silhouettes.
© Royal Hashemite Court/Queen RaniaShe also wore gold hoop earrings with interlaced rings and soft makeup, featuring luminous light-pink tones on both her blush and lip gloss, also a staple favored by Queen Letizia of Spain.
As final beauty touches, she was seen showcasing a trendy burgundy manicure for the Fall/Winter season and a relaxed ponytail with loose, wavy strands framing her face, perfectly blending tradition and modernity for her latest outing.
Queen Rania’s glamorous all-red look:
Earlier this month, Queen Rania brought royal glamour to the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, a striking architectural marvel often called the “fourth pyramid.”
© Royal Hashemite CourtAt the ceremony, which was also attended by King Felipe VI of Spain, the Hashemite queen paid tribute to Ancient Egypt with a custom-made red dress inspired by the shenti, the pleated male kilt of ancient times, and the female kalasiris, a fitted tubular tunic.
© Royal Hashemite CourtRania completed the look with a white leather Knot intrecciato bag by Bottega Veneta and white patent leather Hot Chick 100 heels by Christian Louboutin.
© Royal Hashemite CourtHer hair was styled in her signature soft waves with a center part, which softened the geometric structure of the dress, while her makeup remained refined, emphasizing the drama of the bold red color.
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