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Queen Rania is a vision in the floatiest bridal white skirt

King Abdullah II's wife travelled solo to Aqaba  

Katie Daly
Lifestyle Writer
November 6, 2024
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Queen Rania looked as glamorous as ever on Tuesday as she stepped out for a solo trip to Aqaba. The stylish Queen of Jordan, 54, was spotted wearing a ruffled silk blouse from Giambattista Valli with a crew neck and elbow-length sleeves. 

The off-white number was teamed with a complementary midi skirt - the 'Ottie' style from Zimmermann featuring intricate embroidered shapes in colourful thread. 

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The breezy skirt was paired with a beautiful pair of powder blue heels, the 'Lorenzo 105s' from Jennifer Chamandi, and rounded off her look with a pop of colour in the form of a yellow accented Bottega Veneta clutch.

Queen Rania in white

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It is not the first time the Kuwaiti-born royal has worn a white look, although it is certainly not an everyday occurrence. 

In June, King Abdullah's wife was seen at the Educational Excellence Award Association awards in Jordan wearing an A-line midi dress with puffed sleeves and a tie waist for extra structure. 

Queen Rania on red carpet in white shirt dress© Getty
Queen Rania attends the Fashion for Relief event during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival

The mother of four also rocked icy white on the red carpet in 2017 when she attended the Fashion for Relief event during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival. Rania looked wonderful in a floor-length shirt dress with a sheer lace underlayer.

It was accessorised with a pale blue embellished box clutch and white stilettos.

Queen Rania's structured looks

Queen Rania posed with emmanuel macron, brigitte macron, king abudllah and prince hussein© Getty
Queen Rania wore a pale blue dress in Paris in 2022

Princess Rajwa's mother-in-law loves a structured look for an elevated workwear feel. In 2022, Rania proved her sartorial stripes when she met with French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron prior to a lunch at the Elysee Presidential Palace in Paris.

The royal rocked a pale blue Brandon Maxwell dress featuring a collared neckline, capped sleeves, and a corseted bodice with an A-line pleated skirt. 

Queen Rania shaking emmanuel macron's hand© Getty
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The belted number was accessorised with a beautiful Fendi bag featuring a bird of paradise, as well as patent Jimmy Choo pumps.

Queen Rania in striped  shirt dress© Getty
Queen Rania's shirt dress from 2018 is an example of her penchant for tailoring

Rania also looked lovely when she opted for a belted shirt dress with a structured silhouette at the official ceremony for the state opening of the Jordan Parliament in 2018.

A modern spin

The Queen is also not afraid of adding modern touches to her regal look.

Queen Rania of Jordan and King Abdullah II on red carpet© Getty
Queen Rania wore an ultra-modern look in London

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To accompany her husband to a reception at Buckingham Palace for overseas guests ahead of the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla last May, Rania wore a trendy chocolate brown ruched midi dress with unexpected gold heels and a matching clutch.

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