Queen Rania kidnapped hearts at the wedding of Prince Hussein

Queen Rania captured all hearts with her first and second look, as she shone with a Dior Amal dress for her second look during the reception and the dinner banquet that followed the wedding ceremony. Special At the wedding of the Crown Prince of Jordan, it was the talk of the newspapers.

Prince Hussein bin Abdullah and Princess Ragwa Al-Hussein, which was held yesterday, Her Majesty Queen Rania chose a distinctive design

It bears the signature of the Lebanese designer Elie Saab, who was left with distinction at the Jordanian royal wedding after he was the choice of Princess Rajah for her first bridal look during the wedding ceremony.

The reception, as described by the Royal Court, combines the diplomatic dinner that is usually held for a reception

VIP visitors and between a dinner party that usually follows the wedding ceremony, it was a wonderful scene for the most beautiful views, as the guests were keen

To wear luxurious clothes and sparkling crowns, in compliance with the dress code for official royal occasions.

For this occasion, Queen Rania looked very elegant in a royal look, which was a custom-made dress for her

The signature of Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab from his haute couture collection for the spring-summer 2023 season.

The dress was distinguished by its ivory color and was decorated with embroidery and lacework at the chest and on the edge of the elegant cape that hangs down the length of the dress. It has been modified by adding long sleeves to it and canceling the leg-revealing slit to match the queen's modest fashion choices.

The Queen chose to shine with the Arabic Scroll Crown, a diamond crown that includes Arabic phrases from Fard Jewelery.

Which was a gift from her husband, King Abdullah.

Queen Rania completed her luxurious look with a red scarf and a brooch, and Her Majesty adopted a hairstyle for her royal look.

Her hair was loose, and she chose the same soft makeup style that we are used to in all her looks

Ragwa Al Seif, Queen of Brides, by Elie Saab