On September 1, 2026, Queen Rania of Jordan visited the capital’s Jabal Al Lweibdeh neighborhood, where she met with local entrepreneurs and viewed ongoing preparations for the fourth edition of Amman Design Week (ADW) ahead of its launch next month. Queen Rania first visited BLDR Space. She then visited Darat Abu Adnan.
Founded by Queen Rania in 2016, ADW aims to showcase the work and talents of local, regional, and international designers and establish Amman as a regional hub for innovation and creative expression. Held under Queen Rania’s patronage, ADW 2026 will take place from October 2 to 17 under the theme “Accumulations.”
Pretty woman!
ReplyDeletethe shoes are too big for her legs! the dress needs to cover the kness both a cultural and aesthetic perspective
Delete@Anon 10:49 Cultural perspective? really? I think Queen Rania knows quite well after all these decades what is 'culturally' accepted, and dresses accordingly.
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Anon 10:49…her dress is covering her knees. As to a cultural perspective Jordan does not force women to cover themselves up…only if they choose to. I think Rania looks great!
DeleteOh, she looks smashing! I find this dress very attractive, but the shoes! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI agree..her shoes…❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!
DeleteJ'aime bien cette robe. Chaussures étranges, style année 80?
ReplyDeleteNo, it is newest fashion, shoes like gloves for feet. Also shorter heels.
DeleteFrom my perspective, she is well curated and can get away with wearing anything, but I find this outfit “unnecessarily edgy”. I think the dress would look better without the hanging scarf and if it is were better fitted. The shoes look uncomfortable and out of proportion. I much prefer what the man and lady each side of her are wearing.
ReplyDeleteAlways fantastic Q R!
ReplyDeleteLes chaussures sont en cuir tressé. Le modèle est vieux mais peut-être est-ce à la mode de nouveau. Souvent les chaussures en cuir tressée sont difficiles à porter pieds nus quand elles ne sont pas doublées d'une fine couche de cuir souple.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dress. I would have preferred it without the untied bow in front, to not distract from the beautiful embroidery. The shoes are a different kind of thing ... not that I particularly dislike them, because the colours are so well matching the dress, just the ... odd ... shape. I know it's retro, of course, because I used to wear shoes of that type many, many, many years ago. Yes, fashion styles sometimes return, this one, however, should have stayed in the past.
ReplyDeleteI agree on all points especially regarding the shoes, cleaver braiding, however I do not find the closed style an attractive look.
DeleteIt is not really wearing retro stuff, this shape is just newest fashion again, fashion revival, happens frequently. Introduced by Chanel for Summer 2026: https://www.chanel.com/at/mode/p/G47181B24262U9717/pumps-ziegenvelours-kalbslackleder/. Two tone shoes: also a fashion revival.
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