12 Style Lessons We Can Learn From Queen Rania Of Jordan

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Her majesty Queen Rania of Jordan is a royal with style in spades.

Celebrated for her efforts to bridge the gap between people of all backgrounds and cultures, Queen Rania lends support to causes that benefit the education of girls and children the world over.

She is also a regular attendee of galas and formal events and she is often seen gliding from one charitable event to another, impeccably dressed no less.

The Duchess of Cambridge effect may be well-known, but royal fans have another fabulous lady to look up to.

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Hereโ€™s a line-up of some of our favourite looks from the radiant royal and the style lessons we can learn from her..

How To Simultaneously Rock Multiple Trends

Monochrome, lace, high-waist, sequins and Victoriana - yep itโ€™s all there. But itโ€™s not so much the โ€˜whatโ€™ with Queen Rania, but the โ€˜howโ€™ - as in how she has managed to balance these competing trends in a look that is so totally pulled together.

At the World Childhood Foundation, September 2015
At the World Childhood Foundation, September 2015
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Respectful But Real

Many Middle Eastern women chose to wear a head covering and, although Queen Rania isnโ€™t one to don the religious item full-time, she knows how to respect her culture.

Matching Duos

The continuation of the the embroidered pattern on Queen Raniaโ€™s burgundy dress onto her shoes is simply style genius.

At Elysee Palace, September 2014
At Elysee Palace, September 2014
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Be Bold

Unfazed by the strong geo print of her skirt, the addition of the white blouse makes Queen Rania look effortless.

Attending an opening, November 2017.
Attending an opening, November 2017.
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Make The Stripes Trend Your Own

Always a staple in any smart womanโ€™s wardrobe, but an enemy for some, subtle stripes for the win here.

Donโ€™t Be Scared Of A Little Drama

This cape looks absolutely incredible floating behind the regal queen. It deserves itโ€™s own exhibition.

How Not To Be Upstaged By A Supermodel

Itโ€™s easy: smile radiantly and form a girl group.

With Naomi Campbell at the 70th Cannes Film Festival
With Naomi Campbell at the 70th Cannes Film Festival
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Give The Little White Dress A Little Edge

The frills on this dress - not to mention those fabulous sleeves - give the conservative piece a little edge. Classic, but current.

Own The Lady In Red Look

The royal red look is a trope of royal dressing, but her majesty makes it look fresh with the sharp tailoring on this coat.

At the Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst, August 2017
At the Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst, August 2017
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At the Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst, August 2017
At the Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst, August 2017
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Structured And Refined

Queen Rania balances this formal green dress with the addition of a leather belt, while wearing her wavey locks down.

Attending the Foreign Press Association Awards in London
Attending the Foreign Press Association Awards in London
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Symmetry Is Key

This look is all about symmetry, making the queen look polished and together for a formal event.

Attending the UN Foundation's Gender Equality Discussion, September 2015
Attending the UN Foundation's Gender Equality Discussion, September 2015
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Royal Blue Should be Embraced Too

This entire look is giving us royalty in Monaco vibes and its the grandest. The diaphanous chiffon gives a nice, old-school feminine touch to the look.

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