Queen Rania of Jordan visited Mohanna Durra's exhibition

byHelen - 4 Comments
On February 5, 2019, Queen Rania of Jordan, Princess Wijdan of Jordan and Princess Ghida of Jordan visited Jordanian artist Mohanna Durra's exhibition at The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman. Born in the capital of Amman in 1938, Mohanna Durra is a pioneer in Jordan's modern art movement. Princess Wijdan is the Dean of the College of Arts and Design, University of Jordan, Amman. She is the Founder and President of the Royal Society of Fine Arts, Amman.
Tom Ford Maron pumps, and Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania wore Tom Ford Maron pumps, and she carried Givenchysmall GV3 shoulder bag
Queen Rania carried GIVENCHY small GV3 shoulder bagQueen Rania wore TOM FORD Maron Pumps
                  GIVENCHY Small GV3 Shoulder Bag                     TOM FORD Maroon Pumps

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  1. Isa6/2/19 18:46

    Is it a vest? Is it a scarf?

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    1. Jane Chantal7/2/19 00:36

      I'm guessing it's part of the jacket. Quite an unusual look!

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  2. KH7/2/19 15:36

    All three of these royal women look good - even when almost 80! - and they are very well educated, busy, talented people. I wish we knew more about the life and people of Jordan.

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  3. Liza7/2/19 16:24

    Great jacket! What make? two colors... and the layering! must have. ;-)

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