Recent content by Aga.135

"The palace has stated is not funded by the Jordanian taxpayer" - I don't understand this sentence. She is a queen, she represents people of her country and if anyone pays for her work, that would be the Jordanian taxpayer. I think it's shameful for the monarchy that queen of a poor country is...

Maybe off topic but I thought princess' earrings looked like taken out from mother's closet and here they are:

I totally agree with Moonmaiden23. I couldn't write it better. I think most of human's (especially queen's) activities can be devided into two groups - public and private ones. Watching someone's public behavior one cannot judge if it's an honest willingness to help. This is often the result of...

I don't get that kind of thinking. An example - do you think of a criminal that "it's unfair to criticise and blame only this particular" criminal because he's not only one who committed a crime? Of course I'm not going to compare lavish lifestyle and criminality ;) But other queens' lifestyle...

A better picture of Rania wearing Bulgari earrings ($9000) :ermm: http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3689/12120886173_95e6d2965f_o.jpg and the earrings

Some of us were talking about spending money on Rania's clothes and luxury accessories. In some cases we agree, in other ones we don't. I wonder what do you think about the article: Queen’s gambit » The Spectator It was written nearly 3 years ago but I think it's worth reading.

Yes, you're right - this is the reality but it doesn't mean that we have to agree with it. And we should discuss it because only then we will have the opportunity to change sth. Who can wear expensive clothes? People who earn themselves - businessmen, singers and many many more, but not these...

She often wears real jewels (Cartier, Boucheron, Fred, Louis Vuitton etc.) so I think these stones are precious. I don't know whether imitation could sparkle like that. But I'm not a specialist ;)

I understand your point of view but there are some clothes between rags and Lanvin. You don't need to have a Prada jacket to look appropriate even if you are a queen. Well-known brand doesn't always mean the highest quality (if you are interested in high fashion I recommend a book by Dana Thomas...

It's not a big deal - I just wanted to say that clothes without the logo even if they are expensive are more suitable for the queen of a poor country. I know that other Rania's pieces are far more expensive but people don't know it because they don't see the logo and Elie Saab dress can be an...

I think you don't understand what I mean. I was thinking about Jordanians. They may not know that their queen has a very expensive Prada coat or Lanvin bag. I suspect that they aren't looking for it in Vogue. Moreover you won't find this information in most of European magazines (what queen...

Yes, I think that's the point - other brands don't have their logos visible and it's more difficult to identify them. That's why this last outfit suprised me.

It's the first time I've seen her in Chanel. I thought she didn't want to annoy people by wearing such well-known and expensive brands.

The second ring - I'm pretty sure it's Louis Vuitton but can't find the exact picture.

It can be Cartier Trinity ring