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Rania of Jordan on a state visit to the USA she left her breathless with a superlative look that made Letizia of Spain and Kate Middleton pale: fuchsia skirt of power, signed by Valentino and highly seductive transparent pumps.
Rania of Jordan accompanied her husband, King Abdullah, on a trip to the US to meet the President, Joe Biden. On this occasion, the Queen showed off some of her finest outfits that will be talked about for a long time. Before the red dress with an original neckline that stretched like a scarf, combining it with his Manolo Blahnik, then the two-piece with that fuchsia skirt which immediately became the emblem of extreme elegance.
Fuchsia longuette
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Dinner guest of Grace Nelson, wife of Bill Nelson, NASA administrator, Rania wore a white scarf neck blouse by Celine, paired with a midi skirt, by Valentino, from 1690 euros. The model belongs to the 2018 collection, so the Queen may have kept it in her wardrobe for some time before wearing it during a public event.
The skirt is simply splendid and emphasizes the perfect silhouette of Rania di Giordania, outlining the curves of the hips without exceeding, thanks to the sophisticated play of pleats present only in the front, while it is smooth on the hips. On the other hand, it also contains a high symbolic value. In fact, fuchsia is the color of women of power and it is no coincidence that both Kate Middleton and Letizia of Spain have recently worn it during public events.
Rania then completes her look with a very sophisticated accessory: the double mesh décolletées, nude look effect, with stiletto heels, signed Dior, truly a highly seductive detail. Finally, the bag is very special. This is the Gaia Small ‘Bodies Nude’ model, a limited edition, only 161 pieces were created by the Spanish brand Onesixone, in collaboration with the artist Kelly Beeman. The Queen made her even more precious with a 14 karat gold handle and a logo created by the jewelry brand Helena Rohner.
Rania of Jordan
