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Rae Joseph

Meet the Saudi style maven bringing luxury vintage fashion to the Kingdom

Meet the Saudi style maven bringing luxury vintage fashion to the Kingdom

  • The fashion guru established her own fashion house called 1954 by Rae Joseph in 2017
  • The online shopping platform offers pieces by a select range of design houses
By INTISAR ALYAMANI ·

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