Pto celebrate the 80 years of Jordan’s independencethe Hashemite royal family once again transformed theon a national occasion in a statement of style and cultural identity. In the spotlight, Queen Rania of Jordan And the daughter-in-lawthe Princess Rajwa Al Hussein. Both have chosen sophisticated looks, capable of blending Middle Eastern tradition and contemporary glamour. Queen and princess embody one new idea of Arab kingship: modern, cosmopolitan and deeply linked to the culture of the region.
Rania of Jordan, embroidery as an identity symbol
For the important national anniversary, Queen Rania has chosen a long silver-blue dress with an essential and elegant line. A model, with a boat neckline and fluid silhouette, embellished with refined tone-on-tone geometric embroidery, inspired by the motifs of traditional Arab architecture and at the seven-pointed star on the Jordanian flag. The embroidery extends along the décolleté, cuffs and part of the skirt, creating a sophisticated play of light. To complete the look, silver pumps and natural beauty stylingthe sovereign’s distinctive feature.
Rajwa Al Hussein, the dress celebrates Jordan
Next to the queen, too Rajwa Al Hussein attracted attention with a look with a strong symbolic value. The Saudi princess wore a turquoise dress with integrated cape. Modern line, but with a decidedly regal taste. The most significant detail? The golden embroidery on the cuffs: verses that belong to famous patriotic song Of Fairuz, Urdon Ard Al Azm (“Jordan, land of determination“). A poetic homage to the country and its history: “Swords have become old, but your sword remains unshakableRajwa completed the look with a woven clutch by Bottega Veneta and one brooch pinned on the bustier of the dress.
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