It was in a long black evening dress, split on the side, that Princess Iman of Jordan went to the Kering Foundation's Caring for Women Dinner in New York on September 15.
With loose, wavy hair, the 25-year-old made a grand entrance to the event alongside her mother, Queen Rania of Jordan.
The latter had opted for a long orange-yellow dress and wore the same brushing as her daughter.
Queen Rania of Jordan and her daughter Iman at the Kering Foundation's Caring for Women Dinner
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The day before this charity dinner, Queen Rania was in Paris where she had been received for lunch at the Elysee Palace by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron, with her husband King Abdallah II and their eldest son Crown Prince Hussein.
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25 years old and engaged
The second of Jordan's royal couple's four children, Princess Iman will celebrate her 26th birthday on September 27, and got engaged this summer to a certain Jameel Alexander Thermiotis.
“Congratulations my dearest Iman!
Your smile has always been a gift filled with love, which I have treasured since the day you were born.
I wish you and Jamil a life full of love and laughter!”
reacted Queen Rania in an Instagram post.
In Jordan, the future husband of the princess remains an illustrious stranger, with whom she had never formalized the relationship.
Little information has also filtered through on the lucky winner.
The latter was born in 1994, in Caracas, Venezuela.
He is currently serving as associate director of a New York-based venture capital fund, according to
Hello!
Magazine
.
Born in 1996, the daughter of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania meanwhile studied in Washington, but now spends most of her time in Jordan, where she regularly attends official events with her parents.
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Kering's fight against violence against women
Hosted by American journalist and television host Anderson Cooper, the Kering Foundation's Caring for Women Dinner was co-chaired by Queen Rania as well as François-Henri Pinault, his wife, actress Salma Hayek, model Gisele Bündchen, actress LaTanya Richardson Jackson and her husband, actor and producer Samuel L. Jackson, visual artist Julie Mehretu and feminist Gloria Steinem.
The foundation of the French luxury group Kering has been fighting, since its creation in 2008, "against violence against women by helping survivors to live free from violence, by changing behaviors and attitudes to break the cycle of violence and by taking collective action against violence,” reads the organization’s website.
It funds local NGOs to provide support and resources to women and those directly affected by violence.