Looks called dignity.. What did the queens and princesses wear in farewell to King Harald V of Norway?

- The farewell ceremony of King Harald V of Norway, which was held on September 9, 2026, witnessed the presence of queens and princesses from various royal families around the world, with black looks that reflected the official and sad nature of the occasion, while preserving their own fingerprints in choosing the cuts and accessories. While some of them opted for classic suits and tailored pieces, others preferred elegant black dresses, while hats and jewelry added thoughtful touches to looks that all adhered to shades of black and the traditional symbols of royal mourning ceremonies.

Queen Rania Al Abdullah, wife of Jordanian King Abdullah II, chose a medium-length black dress from the British house Roland Mouret, with a design with an upturned satin collar and long sleeves. She coordinated it with a gold-colored belt with FF detail from the Italian house "Fendi", and a black leather bag from the same house.

Queen Rania completed her look with Lore 85 shoes made of black suede, with a custom design by the Lebanese-British designer Jennifer Chamandi, which she had previously worn, while she chose black glasses from the French house “Saint Laurent”. As for Queen Mary of Denmark, she wore a black suit consisting of a jacket and skirt from the Finnish brand “Andiata”, which she had previously worn in a previous appearance. She coordinated the look with a small black bag from the British house “Mulberry”, and black leather shoes from the Italian house “Gianvito Rossi”, while she wore a classic wide-brimmed hat with a burqa, and black leather gloves, which added a traditional dimension to her look.

Queen Mary's look was not without a remarkable royal touch, as she chose earrings and a brooch studded with diamonds and pearls. For her part, Spanish Queen Letizia chose a black tweed dress with an A-line cut, and coordinated it with a black bag from the American house “Carolina Herrera”.

She completed her look with classic black leather medium-heeled shoes, along with white gold earrings studded with diamonds and pearls, a choice that maintained the formal and calm character of her look. As for the Crown Princess of Sweden, Princess Victoria, she chose a classic black dress from the Finnish brand “Andiata”, with interwoven circular patterns.

She completed her look with a “bell box” hat with a burqa, and black suede shoes from the Italian house “Gianvito Rossi,” in addition to a brooch that carried personal value, as it was a confirmation gift from King Harald to her. Princess Charlene, wife of Prince Albert II of Monaco, chose a black suit from the French house "Dior", consisting of a "bar jacket", made of a wool and silk blend, with a defined waist, and black straight-cut pants from the same house.

She completed her look with a black leather Lady D-Joy bag, which was distinguished by the house’s famous “cannage” detail, which is a geometric intersecting pattern inspired by the pattern of braided reeds, to blend with the formal and calm character of her look during the farewell ceremony.