{"id":117825,"date":"2026-01-30T21:52:25","date_gmt":"2026-01-30T21:52:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/117825\/"},"modified":"2026-01-30T21:52:25","modified_gmt":"2026-01-30T21:52:25","slug":"queen-rania-inadvertently-shares-anti-ageing-fashion-hack-for-over-50s","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/117825\/","title":{"rendered":"Queen Rania inadvertently shares anti-ageing fashion hack for over 50s"},"content":{"rendered":"

Queen Rania of Jordan<\/a> is best known as one of the most glamorous women in West Asia and as one of the most iconic figures of contemporary royal style<\/a>. However, her wardrobe is filled with just as many fabulous pieces for casual wear as it is with the opulent eveningwear that’s earned her her reputation.<\/p>\n

On 30 January, the Jordanian royal family<\/a> celebrated two birthdays in the family: King Abdullah II<\/a>‘s 64th birthday and Prince Hashem<\/a>‘s 21st birthday. For each occasion, the 55-year-old Queen shared a commemorative photograph, looking stunning in low-key but luxurious outfits that prove that boldness isn’t the only way to look stylish.<\/p>\n

\"ROME,\u00a9 Getty ImagesQueen Rania is one of the most glamorous royal ladies<\/p>\n

In her first post<\/a>, for her husband, she opted for a soft pastel pink cable knit cardigan from Alessandra Rich, according to royal fashion blogger @royalfashionpolice<\/a> on Instagram, as well as a bridal white maxi skirt from Ulla Johnson. Alongside the picture, she penned a short but sweet message, writing: “With all my love, today and always. Happy birthday,” in both Arabic and English.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, in the second post<\/a>, for Prince Hashem, she wore a shirt with a tie-dye design, a playful nod to Gen Z fashion trends, in a blue and off-white colour, paired with trousers in a cornflower blue hue. For her son, she wrote: “So proud of the man you\u2019ve become. Happiest birthday, my dearest Hashem,” in both English and Arabic.<\/p>\n

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The choice of pastel colours makes both outfits seem especially soft, less striking and less serious, perfect for an occasion such as an informal celebratory post for a family member. We spoke to Laura Sutcliffe<\/a>, HELLO!’s Fashion and Beauty News Editor, who broke down why she thinks the colour choice works so well.<\/p>\n

“Pastels are a great colourway for women to sport as they get older, as they brighten up the skin in seconds,” she explains. “Wearing a pastel shade like a shirt or cardigan that sits near your face reflects soft light upwards and gives the wearer a luminous, lit-from-within glow.”<\/p>\n

In both outfits, the soft and light colours certainly enhance Queen Rania’s complexion, giving her a true glow, proving that you don’t need to bring out a showstopper to look fashionable.\u00a0<\/p>\n