Rnia of Jordan strikes again. And this time it does so by delighting us with the anticipation of a bag that already longs to become an It-bag (but which will only be on sale from 2023). But let’s go in order.
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On December 5, the Middle Eastern queen and her husband, King Abdullah II, were in Rome for an official visit to the Quirinal Palace, guests of the head of state Sergio Mattarella and his daughter and first lady Laura Mattarella.
After the official reception, Laura invited Rania to go on a tour to visit the Quirinale alone. An occasion in which the Middle Eastern sovereign was able to show off her elegant and hyper-contemporary look. “I thank the Italian first lady for the hospitality she gave me today at the Quirinale Palace, while I accompanied her majesty on a working visit to Rome,” wrote Rania of Jordan in a post on her Instagram profile.
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Always very elegant, thanks to a turtleneck turtleneck, combined with a black satin skirt, a gray dégradé coat cinched at the waist with a belt, by Fendiand a pair of black suede over the knee boots, of the luxury footwear brand Jennifer ChamandiHowever, Rania pleasantly surprised with an unexpected accessory. Or rather, “anticipated”.
Tightly clasped in her hand, the Queen proudly carried her new purse Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama, in black leather with multicolor polka dots. This bag is an absolute preview, sported for the very first time by the sovereign.
Prince Edward’s wife lit up – and stole – the scene, arriving at the annual Royal Variety Performance wrapped up in a precious long dress woven with sparkles
In fact, it will be on sale from January 2023 and is already destined to become the It-bag of all women’s desires. fashionistas, and, in the future, a piece of fashion history. In fact, this bag seals the tenth year of the collaboration between the French fashion house and the eclectic Japanese artist.
And if we think that this bag was worn for the first time ever by Rania, it becomes one of those accessories timeless which acquires inestimable value.
Source: Vanity Fair
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