During one day of an official visit to the land of the rising sun,
Queen Rania of Jordan
had time to show off three fine looks, and proved that she is undoubtedly one of the best dressed among the royal houses in the world, and in the Middle East by far.
As a lover of impeccable tailoring, colors, elite brands and stilettos, the 52-year-old undisputed style queen, who literally never misses when it comes to her fashion choices, also provides in Japan a glimpse of cracking the elegant-chic dress code, but one that always has a kicking twist, Whether it's in accessories or a pop of color, and often a nod to hot trends.
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The tour of Japan alongside her husband, King Abdullah II, began with a meeting with Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako at their palace in Tokyo.
On the occasion of the formal occasion, the Queen of Jordan chose a stunning beige coat-dress (fluttering for a robe, but high) that was of course tailored for her by the couture label Benchellal, trusted by the award-winning Moroccan-Dutch designer Mohamed Benchellal, and boasted a rich sculpted collar, long sleeves 3/4 and round side pockets.
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Her Majesty accessorized the fine piece with a gold edgy bow tie belt by Marni, and to close the look she combined a Fendi 'Peekaboo' braided handbag (with a price tag of $4,300) and refined Mary Jane pumps in a cream color from the British brand Jennifer Che 'Mandy.
While for her meeting with Yoko Kishida, the spouse of the Prime Minister of Japan, Rania proved that she is definitely a fashionable chameleon.
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Just in time for the cherry blossom season that symbolizes the coming of spring and invites all of Japan to its residents and tourists to celebrate under the magnificent sakura trees, the Jordanian monarch looked more blooming than ever when she adopted the 'flower power' trend, but in a restrained and elegant interpretation that is associated with her.
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She chose an ultimate spring ensemble from Zimmerman's Resort 2023 collection (which costs $2,052) - a blush pink shirt with an elegant high collar, minus the floral appliqué that was originally seen on the runway of the Australian fashion house, and puffed sleeves on which the flower decorations actually remained.
The beautiful shirt was tucked into a matching skirt that hid her ankles, and to accessorize the dreamy look, Rania chose pointed and netted stilettos in rose-gold color by Dior, and a white bag by Gabriela Hearst that balanced the heartwarming look.
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The Queen later switched outfits again, this time echoing Parisian chic in a tailored suit by Alexandre Vautier from the Fall-Winter 2022 collection, when she visited the National Museum of Modern Art in Kitanomaru Park, where she was given a private tour of Tokyo's 70th anniversary exhibition.
The double-breasted jacket boasted short elbow-length sleeves (trend alert ahead), oversized lapels and a gorgeous silhouette of an accentuated waist, underneath which flared elegant wide-leg trousers.
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Not that such a stupid suit (for which you will have to part with "only" $3,500) needs much more, but leave it to Rania to manage to jump into the realms of chic even a perfect look in itself, and this with precise accessories - hot red satin pumps by Gianvito Rossi, a veteran Decorated with reddish beads from Dior.
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But if we have one tiny criticism, and we do, it will be in the beauty sector;
While we are totally in favor of the romantic wavy hair with the shades of the sun, whether the Jordanian queen leaves it scattered or gathered into an elegant ponytail and the ends of curled bangs that frame her pretty face, then we would recommend giving up the rather heavy eye make-up or at least toning it down - especially the gray shadow that weighs As well as the lower lash line that is overemphasized, while both together, or each separately, compare to an "old fashioned" makeup look that would be better because it would have stayed somewhere in the nineties.
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