On February 6, 2021, Queen Rania of Jordan participated in the online 20th Warwick Economics Summit, which is one of Europe's largest student-run international forums. The Queen called on the international community to address issues fueling rising inequality during the corona pandemic. The Queen also stressed the need for equitable global COVID-19 vaccine distribution. (The Queen wore a blue dress by Liya.)
The 2021 Warwick Economics Summit is being held virtually and accessible for free online for the first time this year. The conference which will last for 3 days brings together university students from around the world to hear from global thought leaders on a large range of social and economic topics.
LIYA Winged Collar Dress
Ce n'est peut-être pas vrai mais il me semble que sa bouche a subi une petite modification esthétique à moins que la discussion en ligne peut le laisser penser ?! Belle robe bleue joliment ceinturée !
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DeletePerdue dans cette robe trop large...Belle coiffure!
ReplyDeleteShe is a very beautiful woman..She must stop immediately botox..Soon she could not be recognizable..It is pity..She does not need it..
ReplyDeleteBotox and fillers. It's unfortunate many ladies couldn't embrace natural aging...
DeleteQueen Rania used to be stunning woman with beautiful face and smile. Now I look at her face...it looks like her face has been paralysed. How sad to see!
ReplyDeleteWhy women cripple their face like this? Are wrinkles and age something to be ashamed of?
I have a grandmother who has never done anything to her face, except for washing with spring water and doing eggs and cucumber masks. Plus no smoking and alcohol. She looks 100x better that Rania. I love all her laugh lines and wrinkles and twinkle in her eyes.
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You do not seem to understand that these women are “very beautiful” because of all the work they have done to their faces to begin with. Ever seen a picture of Rania as a young woman? But at a certain age they start to overdo it, with this result.....
DeleteAll women are not on equal footing regarding wrinkles. Some keeping very well, others more damage at an earlier age. So I have understanding for those who undertake some action. However I think it is preferable to limit it to the worst cases and not be repeated each time there is a limited development, as some women do. In "business language", there is a risk that it becomes counter-productive. I also place more confidence in preventive care as Karin explains.
DeleteI think Anonym 12:43 and I mean more or less the same.
DeleteQueen Rania was born in 1970. I just saw a few older pictures, in my view she has always been a very good looking woman. Yes I think the problem is now about overdoing.
She has to stop it definitely doesn't look good. She has such a beautiful face what happened to her !!!
ReplyDeleteWell, as for the comments above, all I can say is it is her choice as to do what she wants to her body. I find her a striking woman still, quite beautiful, as she always has been. I am glad to see in these pictures her eyebrows aren't quite as dark and drawn as they are sometimes.. Her hair is magnificent. I do like that color on her. As for the dress, it does seem a little large, I'm not sure, maybe because she is sitting?
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She has also overdone the lip fillers too! They do not look natural! Fitzhugh
ReplyDeleteNo, she wasn’t particularly pretty, but fixing her nose was a huge improvement. I am respectful of women’s decisions about how and how much they want to beautify and slow the aging process. Regarding the Queen, I personally think that she looks very artificial and doesn’t have much of a facial expression. She looks beautiful, in the same manner that a statue would. Like most everything in life moderation is key.
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I do agree. And as I stated in a post on Mary of Denmark, these younger royal women, e.g. Rania, Mary, Maxima, Letizia, who are now considered to be great beauties, were originally pretty but quite average looking. They have been moulded into “beauty” using every possible tool availabe. But with age, they start to overdo it with the facial procedures, a mistake which is often made. I am not opposed to facial work, each to his own, and yes, they are in the public eye constantly. But pretending that they all just started it now because they do not “want to age gracefully”...... no, they all are doing this for years and only with age it becomes this obvious.
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Lily T., when you mentioned Crown Princess Mary and other royals who have had work done I would say Crown Princess Mary is the perfect role model on how to do some tweaking that looks the most natural. With Mary you have to do a double take to know for sure if she had work done. She had a slight tweak done to soften up the tip of her nose, a small chin implant and very natural veneers. On the other hand the Madrid Waxworks has had to make 3 changes to Queen Letizia's statue to keep up with her nose changes and her chin alterations!
Delete@Anonymous 9:31. I mentioned Mary especially because of an earlier post, with an interview on TV of Mary. A few were commenting there on how, with her speaking and unflattering lighting, the cheek fillers were clearly visible. Then it goes on like “why does she not age gracefully, she is such a natural beauty’”.. ..... no, she is not, that is the whole point. She is average looking and she, and Rania and Maxima and Letizia, are doing this for many years. And it worked. They became more beautiful, but now the work is beginning to show.
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DeleteLetizia reportedly had some work done on her breasts and teeth as well.
I think it's a bit unfortunate that these ladies couldn't embrace natural process of aging. I'm sure lots of other women look up to them as role model.
ReplyDeleteSo sad. She’s looks fake.
ReplyDeleteSo sad. She’s looks fake.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw this post I thought it was Meghan Markle. Queen Rania looks a little like her especially in these pictures. I think queen Rania and queen Letizia look similar as well.
ReplyDeleteI hardly see the resemblance with either Meghan or Letizia.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous @9:31, I believe you are mistaken regarding Queen Letizia’s rhinoplasty . It is obvious that she did have it done after the birth of her second daughter, and that is the same nose that she sports now, there hasn’t been any more nose retouching, as you could clearly see by looking at pictures. The chin hasn’t been altered, it simply looks less prominent, but is an optical effect, you can also see in her profile pictures that her chin is exactly as it was. Much has been said about breast augmentation, but it doesn’t hold because if you were to see images with very snug tops ( I remember a red with cape at a wedding in Netherlands, I think.) it shows that her bust is rather small, however she seems to favor push up bras quite often. Her teeth are exactly the same as when she was on Television. She has had multiple fillings in her cheeks, which has improved her looks, due to the fact that she had very little fat in her face and looked very gaunt, she also seems to favor Botox. As of lately it looks like she has paused the fillers, or perhaps they are more subdued.
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