Princess Rajwa of Jordan has the best track record for looking chic, and the royal further showed off her resplendent look in new pictures alongside her husband, Hussein, Crown Prince of Jordan. Taking to Instagram, the Prince penned: "With our dear friends, Prince Abdul Mateen and Princess Anisha of Brunei and their beautiful daughter, Zahra.
Rajwa may have been dressed casually, donning a knitted khaki green top and minimal makeup, but her fabulous flared dark denim jeans were giving the ultimate in Y2K iconic dressing.
© ©Royal Hashemite CourtFlared jeans pay homage to the 2000s - they were a hugely popular look that personified the era. Steeped in 1970s nostalgia, the silhouette is known to sculpt the derriere and give the ultimate in leg elongation – especially when teamed with high heels.
© GettyAnother royal has always been a big fan of this bell-bottomed shape, and that's the Princess of Wales. Prince William's wife's love for the flared style has been ongoing for many years, and she often teams them with both trainers and high heels.
Princess Kate and Princess Rajwa mirroring style
Many royal fans have remarked that Rajwa looks very much like the Princess of Wales, particularly with her long dark hair and quintessential wardrobes.
© Alamy Stock PhotoBoth women dress in an acutely timeless, classic way. As well as donning Alexander McQueen - one of Princess Kate's most-worn designers - the mother-of-one also wears stilettos by Gianvito Rossi, another brand Prince William's wife adores.
Rajwa's birthday look
For her 32nd birthday in August, the Royal Hashemite Court released a photo of the Princess wearing a chic all-black look, broken up only by a brown belt.
© Royal Hashemite CourtThis classic ensemble has Oriona Robb, a luxury stylist with over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, stamp of approval. She previously told HELLO!: "The all-black tailoring is clean and incredibly refined, but it's the double belt detail that quietly transforms the look.
"Rather than feeling purely classic, the belt introduces shape and a modern edge; it carves out the waist, adds visual interest, and gives the outfit a more directional, fashion-forward finish without overpowering the simplicity," she noted.
