DUBAI: Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein channeled her best business chic persona this week with an outfit from New York label Khaite during an official visit to London.
During the trip to the South Bank Technical College in London alongside Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah, she wore Khaite’s navy and white chalk-stripe wool-blend jacket and matching wide-leg trousers.
Earlier this week, Princess Rajwa visited the Springfield University Hospital for Mental Health in London, accompanied by Princess Eugenie, daughter of King Charles’ brother, Prince Andrew.
For the visit, Princess Rajwa wore a printed silk dress by Giada Montenapoleone, featuring abstract watercolor-style brushstrokes in soft shades of blue, beige and black, cinched at the waist with a thin black tie.
She paired the look with suede knee-high boots in a neutral tone and carried a yellow crinkled leather bag by Dries Van Noten.
The princess toured installations from the Hospital Rooms initiative, a charity that brings art into mental health facilities.
The organization’s founder and co-chair, Niamh White, discussed how they work with international artists to produce lasting, museum-quality pieces aimed at supporting patients’ well-being.
Princess Rajwa and Princess Eugenie later stopped by the Hauser & Wirth Contemporary Art Gallery, where the latter serves in an administrative capacity, to view notable contemporary artworks.
Last week the royal couple met with President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in Paris to discuss ties between France and Jordan, as well as recent regional developments.
