Queen Rania's amazing pink and green skirt is the autumnal staple piece of dreams
Queen Rania's deep pink and green Dior skirt has got us swooning
Queen Rania of Jordan wore an incredible pink and green Dior skirt as she stepped out at a UNICEF, and we're totally obsessed with how chic and autumnal it is.
Gorgeous Queen Rania of Jordan is always impressing us with her fashionable looks, much like the ultra stylish European royals and British royals. From Kate Middleton's glorious orange, beaded bag, to Queen Letizia's pastel pantsuit and Queen Rania's floor-length white button down, we're constantly in awe of the unique and stylish looks that royals across the globe are sporting.
And now Queen Rania has wowed again in a muted green and fuchsia Dior skirt that is giving us autumn fashion inspo.
While the Jordanian Queen was meeting up with none other than Dr. Jill Biden, the First Lady of the United States, the two women looked absolutely stunning as they engaged for an event with UNICEF.
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"With @FLOTUS Dr. Jill Biden @UNICEF Champions for Children event yesterday in New York #Jordan #USA #ForEveryChild #GlobalGoals #UNGA78," Queen Rania captioned her post, which featured images of her posing with Dr. Biden, the two women sharing an amicable rapport.
For the occasion, Queen Rania wore an incredible black, green, and pink skirt that incorporated those colours into a subtle striped pattern. The skirt, from Dior (Queen Rania wears only the best, of course, and she's worn Dior in the past), hit just at her ankles but cinched perfectly at the waist, giving a professional air while still keeping a fun and youthful silhouette.
To finish off the rest of the look aside from her statement maxi skirt, she wore a black, semi-sheer button up shirt with short sleeves, which she tucked into the skirt. She also wore a pair of mesh pump heels from Tom Ford, and finished everything off with a super chic Bottega Veneta black clutch bag, which featured gold hardware and a woven leather pattern that added an extra level of style to the outfit.
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Although, unfortunately, the Dior skirt will cost you well over a few hundred pounds, we found a less expensive version that is a bit more wearable for day-to-day - so you can harness Queen Rania's vibes without totally depleting your fall wardrobe budget.
Ganni Rib-Merino Striped Maxi Skirt, $375 (£320) | Neiman Marcus
The Ganni ribbed merino wool maxi skirt features a stripe motif, and is the perfect piece to add to any fall wardrobe. Pair with sneakers and a t-shirt for a more casual look, ro dress it up with black heels and a nice black blouse for an evening wear look.
Madeline Merinuk is woman&home's US lifestyle news writer, covering celebrity, entertainment, fashion, and beauty news.
She graduated in 2021 with a B.A. in Journalism from Hofstra University, winning multiple student journalism awards, including a National Hearst Award, during her time there. After graduating, she worked at today.com, the digital site for the Today Show, where she wrote pop culture news and interviewed big-name personalities like Emily Ratajkowski, Haley Lu Richardson, Emma Corrin, and more.
Her personal interests, in no particular order, are: cheese, Joni Mitchell, reading, hot yoga, traveling, having multiple chapsticks in every handbag at all times, and dancing to ABBA songs as if she were in the Mamma Mia movies.
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