Queen Rania of Jordan, a global symbol of elegance and refinement, stepped out in a striking Sarah’s Bag ensemble, reaffirming her two-decade-long affinity for the Lebanese luxury fashion house. The Queen’s choice—an exquisite pairing of the Pearl Drops on Palm Rust Abaya and the Tribal Cotton Gold Vanda Maxi Dress—epitomizes the seamless fusion of luxurious craftsmanship and contemporary design that defines Sarah’s Bag.
A ROYAL CONNECTION
For over 20 years, Queen Rania has championed Sarah’s Bag, long before it became an international name. As one of the first royals to embrace the brand, her admiration has only grown—now passed down to her daughter, Princess Iman, who carried a Sarah’s Bag clutch at the royal wedding of her brother, Crown Prince Hussein.
THE ENSEMBLE: A STATEMENT OF MODERN LUXURY
For her latest appearance, Queen Rania selected pieces from the Salam Collection, balancing regal sophistication with her signature elegance:
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Pearl Drops on Palm Rust Abaya – A rich burnt-orange abaya, adorned with delicate hand-beaded pearls, celestial motifs, and intricate palm tree embroidery—a design that requires over 20 hours of meticulous handwork by skilled artisans.
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Tribal Cotton Gold Vanda Maxi Dress – A bold yet effortless statement piece, crafted from breathable cotton and featuring striking geometric and floral patterns in black, red, and gold. Its fluid, sleeveless silhouette is designed for both ease and impact.
CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH PURPOSE
From its inception, Sarah’s Bag has reshaped Middle Eastern luxury fashion, blending bold, contemporary design with luxurious handwork and a powerful social mission. What began as a small prison training initiative has evolved into a thriving fashion house, where over 200 artisans—many of whom once faced limited opportunities—now craft exquisite pieces that provide them with financial independence and a future for their families. Each piece is a celebration of luxury, artistry, and innovation, making Sarah’s Bag the perfect choice for a woman as effortlessly sophisticated as Queen Rania.
