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The Favourite Fashion Maisons Of Arab Royals

Royal thrones meet the pinnacle of modern couture

From the avant-garde runways of Paris to the regal halls of the Élysée Palace, modern Middle Eastern royals continue to refine the intersection of high fashion and cultural heritage. By seamlessly blending bespoke creations from legendary houses like Valentino and Armani with the evocative work of regional designers such as Reema Dahbour and Mona Alshebil, figures like Her Highness Sheikha Moza and Her Majesty Queen Rania use their wardrobes as a powerful medium for diplomacy and artistic expression. This collection showcases a masterclass in regal chic, where intricate embroidery and modern silhouettes pay homage to both global couture standards and the symbolic landscapes of the Arab world.

Here, Bazaar Arabia shares 6 iconic luxury designer looks worn by Arab Royals.

Valentino, worn by Sheikha Moza Bint Nasser of Qatar

Her Highness Sheikha Moza wore a stunning gold embroidered Valentino haute couture ensemble while attending the Mentor Arabia Gala Dinner in Qatar, showcasing a blend of sophistication and cultural elegance. The piece from Valentino’s Fall 2015 collection featured intricate detailing, highlighting a powerful fashion moment blending high French couture with timeless Arabian glamour.

Image Courtesy of Instagram /@sheikhamozafashion

Oscar De la Renta, worn by Queen Rania

Her Majesty Queen Rania showcased effortless sophistication at the 2025 World Summit on Children’s Rights, wearing a custom Oscar De La Renta midi dress. Rendered in a soft “tea rose” pink, the dress featured delicate lace-trimmed sleeves and subtle cutouts that perfectly balanced modern artistry with classic elegance.

Image Courtesy of Instagram /@queenrania

Reema Dahbour, worn by Princess Muna Al Hussain

Her Royal Highness Princess Muna Al Hussein wore a custom gown by Jordanian designer Reema Dahbour, which was featured on her official 2026 New Year greeting card. The dress is thoughtfully inspired by Jordan’s natural landscapes, incorporating soft sage tones and delicate embroidery that pays tribute to the symbolic Black Iris. This collaboration captures a blend of modern elegance and traditional Jordanian motifs.

Image Courtesy of Instagram /@hashemite.royalfamily

Valentino, worn by Sheikha Moza Bint Nasser of Qatar

Her Highness Sheikha Moza Bint Nasser captivated the 2025 Fashion Trust Arabia Awards in Doha, wearing a bespoke Valentino Haute Couture ensemble. Featuring a sensational blue-green embroidered silhouette that balances the brand’s signature craftsmanship with her regal presence, this one-of-a-kind creation reaffirmed her status as a global fashion icon.

Image Courtesy of Instagram /@sheikhamozafashion

Armani, worn by Queen Rania of Jordan

In June 2025, Her Majesty Queen Rania attended the high-profile wedding celebration of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, wearing a showstopping gown from the Armani Prive Spring/Summer 2025 Couture collection. The maxi dress featured a striking metallic horizontal stripe design in multiple colors, accented by delicate pink floral adornments scattered from top to bottom. To complete the look, a layered neutral Tiffany blue shawl was thrown over her shoulders, further establishing her as an iconic royal in sophisticated designs.

Image Courtesy of Instagram/@theanooudd

Mona Alshebil, worn by Princess Rajwa Al Hussein

During her visit to the Élysée Palace in Paris, Princess Rajwa of Jordan wore a sophisticated all-black ensemble by Saudi designer Mona Al Shebil from her Spring/Summer 2025 collection. The monochrome outfit perfectly embodies a graceful and modern aesthetic, featuring a tailored black crepe dress with a structured collar, front buttons, and a dramatic asymmetrical floor-length cape draped from one shoulder.

Image Courtesy of Instagram /@rajwatheprincess

Lead Image Courtesy of Instagram /@sheikhamozafashion

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