Queen Rania’s 52nd birthday portrait. Photo: Royal Hashemite Court of Jordan
On the occasion of HM Queen Rania‘s birthday today (August 31), the Royal Hashemite Court has shared a never-seen-before portrait of the Jordanian royal with Vogue Arabia.
The photo sees the newly-minted 52-year-old looking radiant as ever, and dressed in a blush pink ensemble. While the mother-of-four usually wears her golden brown mane down in loose waves, she went for a messy-chic top knot bun to complement the high-neck top and show off a pair of minimalistic golden earrings. Her makeup takes after her signature rosy-cheeked look and is completed with a creamy pink lipstick this time.
Photo: Royal Hashemite Court of Jordan
It is tradition for the royal to release a new portrait on every birthday. As Queen Rania celebrates the engagements of two of her children—Princess Iman, and Crown Prince Hussein—this year, her office has also unveiled multiple photos of the royal, and she is featured sporting stylish outfits in each. She wears a smart navy blue dress with minimal embroidery in one and a more traditional red and black number in the next. In another, Queen Rania wears a monochrome paisley jacquard co-ord by Erdem, in a gorgeous shade of ochre-yellow.
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Queen Rania’s 52nd birthday week includes her advocating causes close to her heart. On Monday, she visited the young members of the Shabab42 Foundation to discuss their work in youth empowerment. The next day, she met Unicef’s first refugee Goodwill Ambassador Muzoon Almellehan, in Amman, and shared her appreciation for Muzoon’s work with girls’ education and her support for refugee children. According to the royal’s office, she will set off on a two-day tour across Jordan today, to visit children in refugee camps as they return to school, and also visit Unicef-supported Makani centers to meet the youth engaged in entrepreneurship, green jobs, and climate action.
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