Queen Rania wore an unconventional dress to her son Crown Prince Hussein's wedding
The Jordanian royal's gown was a gorgeous couture number from the French fashion house Dior.
Queen Rania is one of the world's most glamorous royals, looking exceptionally turned out at every occasion and her son's wedding today was no exception.
But, the royal chose a gown some might call unconventional for a wedding, opting for a chic black dress.
Rania wore a black and gold gown from Dior's AW22 Couture Collection. The gown had a high neck with gold embellishment and old embellishment on the cuffs.
She wore the dress with matching dangling gold earrings and a gold handbag.
Black has not traditionally been associated with weddings in many cultures, as it is often a funeral color. But, brides and wedding guests in more recent years have been throwing these sorts of conventions out for a more modern approach.
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The color selection was true to form for Queen Rania, who often favors black or neutral tones. But, for a henna party for her soon-to-be daughter-in-law last week Rania wore a stunning light blue bespoke Saiid Koebsiy kaftan gown.
Rania's husband Abdullah II of Jordan wore a dark navy suit to his son's wedding. He added a simple white pocket square and a red and blue tie.
A number of British royals attended the event. Fans claimed Princess Beatrice looked the "best" she had ever looked in an ice blue gown.
She wore a £675 ice blue dress from Needle & Thread, accessorized with a black belt and a ribbon in her hair.
Kate Middleton wore a pink dress by Lebanese designer Elie Saab. The modest gown had a high neck and was decorated with lace.
