Jordan's Princess Rajwa joined her husband, Crown Prince Hussein, both 32, for a glamorous evening out to celebrate graduates from the Al Hussein Technical University.
"Congratulations to the graduates and their families, and deep appreciation to the university’s staff for their dedication and commitment over the past ten years," the royal wrote on Instagram, next to a handful of photos from the evening.
The first showed Hussein and Rajwa in the audience, focusing intently on what was taking place on stage. Rajwa looked striking in a slate grey oversized shirt covered with a subtle paisley jacquard print, which she paired with a fluid pleated skirt with a metallic silver sheen.
According to Royal Fashion Police, she completed her Toga Archives set with a black Alaia bag worth £1.7k.
Princess Rajwa's foray into fashion influencer
From the moment she hit the headlines as Crown Prince Hussein's future bride, fans around the world quickly spotted her resemblance to the Princess of Wales.
© GettyMirroring the Princess of Wales’s sartorial influence, Rajwa has effortlessly carved out her own reputation as an international style icon. She draws from her background at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) in Los Angeles to deliver her signature style blend of Western luxury fashion houses and Middle Eastern designers.
For her wedding, Rajwa chose a simple Elie Saab gown featuring an asymmetrical neckline, a fitted bodice and a long train, before changing into a white-and-gold floral gown from Dolce & Gabbana for the evening reception.
© GettyFollowing the birth of her daughter, Princess Iman, in August 2024, Princess Rajwa has undergone a subtle fashion evolution, swapping floaty silk gowns with modern tailoring.
How Princess Iman is inheriting her mother's style credentials
© Royal Hashemite CourtThis refined aesthetic is already trickling down to the next generation. For Rajwa's 32nd birthday in April, the family of three posed in the photo in the garden, with her daughter Princess Iman dressed in the 'Kids Cotton Poplin Overall' by the French designer brand Chloé.
That said, the young princess' wardrobe balances luxury with accessible high-street staples, having been pictured in a pair of multipack £16 shorts from Next for her second birthday.
