Details of Queen Rania’s Hermes dress, full of symbols…an elegant message in every stitch
In every appearance, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah proves that her choice of clothing is not just a matter of elegance, but rather a cultural awareness that is consistent with her national message, and reflects her pride in the Jordanian identity and its rich diversity. Every piece she chooses to wear, whether traditional or contemporary, carries with it a story and expresses a deep respect for heritage and her support for the artisanal women who craft these pieces with expertise and skill.
The Queen is accustomed to highlighting this diversity in her visits to Jordanian cities and villages, whether during official occasions, Ramadan iftars, or meetings with women who produce handicrafts. By wearing these handmade dresses and bags, Her Majesty reflects her continued support for handicrafts and her encouragement of women to preserve heritage and highlight it in a modern style, without losing its authenticity.
The Hermes dress…Queen Rania’s look is characterized by originality and complete beauty:
On Wednesday, the eighth of October, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah appeared in the Jordanian city of Ma’an, located in the far south, in front of the “Harissa Ma’ani” (a popular sweet) hut, wearing a hermetic dress embroidered in orange and green, in a scene that embodied the meeting of luxury and heritage, and brought to mind the craftsmanship that characterizes the women of southern Jordan.
The Queen was not satisfied with the beauty of the dress alone, but rather added a touch that completed the look: (the belt), which is the basic piece, and it delicately tightened the waist, highlighting the loose chest known as the “ab,” and forming a second layer with a dome in the shape of the number seven, which gave the dress great balance and infinite elegance.
The Hermes dress, which Her Majesty wore, accurately expresses the southern Jordanian environment, with its embroideries that resemble artistic paintings telling grandmothers’ stories, and its autumn colors that mimic the warmth of the sand and the desert sky at sunset.
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The belt…the essential element to highlight the beauty of the dress:
The belt is considered a major piece that defines the shape of the entire garment. It is made with great care from colored fabric. It is also used to fix the shape of the garment and adjust its long sleeves, ultimately showing the harmony of the layers and distinctive colors of the Hermetic garment. Through these details, Queen Rania confirms her support for Jordanian craftswomen, and encourages them to continue the elaborate manual work, which gives each dress historical and aesthetic value.
The precise coordination between these elements, with the belt that highlights the beauty of the layers and embroidery, makes the dress a complete artistic painting, reflects the harmony of colors and the craftsmanship of the people of Maan, and confirms the Queen’s keenness to merge heritage with modern taste in an elegant way.
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Hair and makeup…a modern touch that completes the look:
Queen Rania’s look was not limited to the dress and its accessories only, but rather she completed her beauty with a soft and elegant hairstyle, “half-up”, in harmony with the belt of the dress, while maintaining the flow that highlights the amazing embroidery. As for the makeup, it was carefully crafted, with a focus on highlighting the eyes in a natural and elegant way, and light touches of color on the cheeks and lips, to reflect the warmth of the autumn colors of the dress, which gave the look a balance between traditional character and modern taste.
The view is a symbol of national identity and support:
The Queen’s appearance in front of the hut of “Al-Harissa Al-Maani” was more than just an aesthetic occasion; It is a celebration of Jordanian heritage and culture. The Hermes dress, with its colors, embroideries, accessories, and its belt that completes the painting, reflects the Queen’s respect for the local identity, and her keenness to support Jordanian handicrafts and productive women, and to encourage the preservation of heritage and highlight it with pride.
With this complete look, Queen Rania confirms that fashion is a tool for communicating national identity, a celebration of craftsmanship, and a message of pride for the homeland. The meaningful Hermes dress, with all its details, narrates a long history of female creativity, and proves that heritage can live and flourish in the modern era. If presented proudly and intelligently.
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