Queen Noor's Fashion and Style: October 2004 -

[Alexandria]

Great compilaton of pictures of Noor in western-style clothes ~*~Humera~*~! Thanks for all your hard work on this thread.

I think Noor pulls off both western-style outfits and traditional Jordanian dresses off very very.

Even in western-style clothes Noor is quite conservative in her selection of clothes. They are all very simple and classically-cut, very professional and no baring of skin Noor's part at all.

Noor is a very elegant dresser and has such good taste!

[sol_anglada]

Hello,
Many thanks for this serie of pictures. I'm very happy to see them. Alexandria you have told that she is conseervative from a wear point of view. Well, more than conservative In my opinions she takes into account that she is muslim and that forces her to wear in a decent way. But I agree with you, absolutly.
Sol

Originally Posted by sol_anglada

Hello,
Many thanks for this serie of pictures. I'm very happy to see them. Alexandria you have told that she is conseervative from a wear point of view. Well, more than conservative In my opinions she takes into account that she is muslim and that forces her to wear in a decent way. But I agree with you, absolutly.
Sol

I like the way Q. Noor dresses. She dresses fashionably but conservatively. I think this is good as the current trend for many royal women is to barely leave anything to the imagination. Q. Noor proves that conservative dress does not have to be dull.

[Reina]

Queen Noor's style is alot like mine. I totally like the way she dresses.

[Humera]

You're welcome again sol-anglada and Alexandria
believe me, it wasn't such hard work at all. I'll be posting more pics soon
I think Queen Noor has a great sense of what looks good on her, she's also aware of dressing age-apporpriately. The bright colours that she's been wearing lately are perfect on her as a blonde.

[Humera]

Thanx bubbles:)

1 & 2. March 11, 1997. Paris
3. March 7, 1996

[Humera]

1. Dec 19, 1995
2. June 30, 1995
3. May 6, 1997
4. May 7, 1997

[pdas1201]

1) Oct. 12, 2004 @ gala to benefit women in international security

2) 1980

3) 1986

4) 1984

5) ? w/ King Hussein and Jimmy Carter

6) 2000 @ annual angel ball benefit

7) 1993

8) 1978

10) 1987

[amina1]

Wow, thanks for the pictures**
Her tiara and dress look really fancy, does anyone know if QNoor kept her (3) tiaras?
Thanks.
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...chmentid=50387

[Humera]

The tiaras belong to Queen Noor and im sure she's got them, she just doesnt wear them too often. Her tiaras are beautiful and im sure she'll give one each to her daughters and Princess Noor

[Humera]

1-3. Nov 7, 1995. Versailles
4 & 5. July 1, 1995. Pavlos & Marie-Chantal wedding
6 & 7. March 18, 1995. Infanta Elena wedding

[Humera]

1 & 2. August 30, 1994
3 & 4. August 31, 1994. Paris
5 & 6. July 25, 1994. Washington
7. Oct 26, 1994

[Humera]

1. Feb 23, 1994 Brussels
2. Feb 24, 1994 Brussels

[sol_anglada]

Hello Humera,
Many thanks for having psted this nice pictures, that shows a pretty woman, very conscious of her role, represeinting with dignity her country ... I'm enjoying watching them !!!
Sol

[Humera]

Dutch State visit to Jordan, December 1994

[Humera]

1 & 2. July 29, 1993. Paris
3-5. November, 1992.
6 & 7. January, 1991.
8-10. February, 1991.

[Humera]

you're welcome sol
Im glad im getting a chance to post many of the older pictures...a lot of people haven't seen them im sure. You can see that Queen Noor was really into stylish and expensive couture when she was Rania's age. Over time, however, she has grown more elegant and dignified. I think when Rania is Noor's age, she'll tone down her wardrobe too.

1984

[Humera]

1. June 17, 1980
2. April 19, 1988 Washington
3. 1988

[Humera]

Some more...

[sol_anglada]

Hello Humera,
Thanks againg for this pictures ... You are right,I dind't notice befre about this change on her style. At the begining she wears more elegant and probably expensive clothes. Now, she has a more normal style, wearing clothes that in appearce seem to be less expensive.
Thanks again.
Sol