Stylish royals have been reigning in New York City and Paris

October 01, 2018

Royal women have been <a href="/tags/0/royal-style/">stepping out in style</a> over the past week, from passionately spreading powerful messages during the UN summit in New York to the front row at Paris Fashion Week. From <a href="/tags/0/queen-rania/">Queens Rania</a> and <a href="/tags/0/queen-maxima/">Maxima</a> to <a href="/tags/0/princess-charlene/">Princess Charlene</a>, <a href="/tags/0/princess-beatrice/">Princess Beatrice</a> and <a href="/tags/0/lady-amelia-windsor/">Lady Amelia Windsor</a>, click through to see all their stylish outings...

<a href="/tags/0/queen-rania/">Queen Rania</a> posed with Anne Hathaway while attending the HeForShe Impact Summit in New York on Sept. 26. Clad in a striking white suit with pearl detailing on the pants and a scarf tied jauntily around her neck, the Jordanian monarch gave an impassioned speech about the need to empower Arab women, who aren't often at the top of their countries' agendas. "Empowerment is contagious – I see it lighting up the faces of our youngest girls," said the mother of four. "It’s what I call ‘the reverse domino effect’: lift up one woman, and she’ll lift up others, who lift up more.”
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Princess Beatrice took to the WE Day UN stage to share some words of wisdom with the young audience on Sept. 26 in New York City, wearing a pretty pink and red dress with a pleated skirt and black double-strap pumps. “As a young working woman in the public eye, I have had to learn some lessons the hard way, but those lessons have taught me to be strong and to never give up,” she said to the crowd, elaborating on her three pieces of advice. “Find that tiny flame inside of you that makes you shine brighter than you feel; that gives you the joy you deserve and the belief that you can change the world. The second is to never give up, no matter what obstacles are put in your way.” The princess continued: “And the final message is one that I have benefitted from the most: you don’t have to face anything alone. Not illness, not bullying, not anxiety or stress at school or at home. You can reach out to others. You should reach out to others."

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Her Majesty let her cummerbund see the light of day courtesy of this chic suiting ensemble, which she wore to make an appearance at CNN's New York headquarters alongside her husband, King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands looked her usual stylish self in a printed dress and a burgundy coat slung over her shoulders. The Dutch monarch posed alongside first daughter Ivanka Trump, who said that she's learned a lot from Maxima over the years, during a meeting with the Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative on Sept. 25.
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The queen then took the stage to talk finance to empower female entrepreneurs in developing countries, showing the unexpected fur details lining her polished cream and burgundy dress.
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Queen Rania opted for a fashion-forward dress with lace sleeves and a geometric bodice and a shiny pink lip for an important evening out in New York. "Enjoyed meeting with US-based supporters of the Jordan River Foundation last night during UN General Assembly week in New York" she captioned the snap.
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Crown Princess Mary was also in the Big Apple for the UN Summit, where the former ad exec took the stage on Sept. 24 at the 2018 Concordia Annual Summit wearing a patterned frock and black jacket.
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Queen Maxima posed with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sept. 26 while in New York, wearing a cream blouse with a gorgeous embroidered skirt and conch shell statement earrings.
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Princess Stephanie of Monaco's eldest daughter, Pauline Ducruet, also posed outside the Dior show in a hard-edged ensemble. The brunette beauty wore a t-shirt with motorcycle pants, pretty embellished pumps and carried a red Dior handbag, which matched her lip colour.
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Lady Amelia Windsor proved her style credentials once again at the Dior show in Paris on Sept. 24, pairing a ruffled, full-skirted strapless dress with motorcycle boots and a utility belt. The British royal is a regular in the front rows during fashion week.
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Princess Charlene of Monaco wore an all-black ensemble that was anything but boring at the Akris show in Paris on Sept. 30. With her short blonde locks in a sleek side-parted 'do, the royal was clad in a long-sleeved lace dress with a leather motorcycle jacket on top. Charlene is a longtime lover of the chic label.
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Pauline also stepped out in style at the Giambattista Valli show in Paris on Oct. 1, wearing a simple pair of olive ankle pants with a Victorian-style blouse and black pumps.
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