The Jordanian Rania appears in public again with a denim shirt of the Isabel Marant brand, which will be a trend. How much does the piece worn by the most influential queen of the Arab world cost?

Elegant and glamorous, this is how the Jordanian Rania looks in every public appearance. The daughter of middle-class Palestinians made a name for herself after her husband Abdullah II took over as king 25 years ago and has since become increasingly popular for her personality and style.

Considered the most influential queen in the Arab world for her work in social causes that promote education and protect children, as described by Mujer Hoy, she is also seen as royal with his own style that sets trends with his style apparellike Queen Letizia of Spain or Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales.

With her participation in the activity she attended with her two daughters, Iman and Salma, she gave a new fashion lesson with a classic outfit that never goes out of style.

On her Instagram account, where she is followed by more than 10 million people, you can see photos of Rania from Jordan supporting young entrepreneurs with small “productive projects to generate income”.

For this occasion, Rania from Jordan chose a jeans dress-shirt from this brand. Isabel Marantwith which the model Gisele Bündchen has already posed, and which is an absolute classic according to For you.

The garment is available on the Isabel Marant website under the name “Tomia denim dress”. It is a piece in a light blue tone with long sleeves with patch pockets on the chest and a button fastening. Its price is 432 eurosor 469 dollars.

Rania from Jordan combined a denim piece with shoes stiletto black Jimmy Choo brushed leather shoes and Anya Hindmarch mini bag.

“Jean garments remain current and are constantly renewed,” Argentinian media mentions in relation to equip of the Arab queen for January 25, so there is no doubt that her outfit will be part of the trends of 2024.

Meanwhile, Rania continues to gain more visibility “compared to other monarchies” in the Middle East, both for her beauty and her public presence and her strong sense of defending gender equality and the most vulnerable.

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