<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/2024/04/28/jordan-princess-rajwa-birthday-royal-family-portrait/" target="_blank">Princess Rajwa</a>'s status as fashion-forward royal is blooming. The Jordanian princess, whose pregnancy was announced in April, has been spotted in stylish outfits at a number of public engagements. On Wednesday, Crown Prince Hussein shared images from their recent to a production company in Amman. "Rajwa and I were delighted to visit Digitales today. A Jordanian company creating impactful content on social issues and mental health," Prince Hussein posted on Instagram. In the photos, the royals can be seen interacting and posing photos with the staff of Digitales. For the occasion, Princess Rajwa chose a brown linen MaxMara dress that featured a high waist and flared cut. The dress had a round neckline with a cord drawstring, while the long sleeves were finished off with French cuffs. She paired her look with ballet flats from Miu Miu and a pink Fendi bag. The couple have been in the spotlight since their <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/mena/2023/06/01/crown-prince-hussein-marries-princess-rajwa-in-glittering-day-for-jordan/" target="_blank">grand wedding last year</a>, with plenty of public interest in their lives, especially with the announcement of <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/mena/2024/04/10/crown-prince-hussein-and-princess-rajwa-of-jordan-expecting-their-first-child/" target="_blank">Princess Rajwa’s pregnancy</a> in April. Last month, Queen Rania of Jordan shared photos of the couple on the occasion of Prince Hussein's birthday. "Happy birthday my dearest Hussein. Can’t wait to see you and Rajwa as parents," she captioned the post. In the birthday portrait, the couple are looking out to the side of the shot, and Prince Hussein has his arm around his wife’s back. Princess Rajwa, standing in profile, is wearing a light yellow stretch-jersey midi dress by Spanish brand Rabanne. The dress has a flowing, slightly loose fit that drapes gracefully over her pregnant figure. The fabric also appears lightweight, making it comfortable for warm weather. The dress has short sleeves and a modest neckline, conveying a balanced and refined elegance. The subtle sheen of the fabric adds a touch of luxury without being flashy. It illustrates the Princess's preference for outfits that are not only stylish and comfortable but also combine simplicity and a sense of sophistication. Her fashion choices also tend to blend traditional and modern elements. Since announcing the pregnancy in April, Princess Rajwa has not been spotted out in public as frequently. However, she attended the <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/2024/06/10/queen-rania-princess-rajwa-jordan-silver-jubilee-designers/" target="_blank">silver jubilee celebrations</a> for her father-in-law, King Abdullah II, in Amman on June 10. For the occasion, she wore a stunning cape and gown created by Saudi designer <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/2023/05/24/saudi-designer-honayda-serafi-on-rajwa-al-saifs-gown-queen-rania-was-so-happy/" target="_blank">Honayda Serafi</a>. Serafi, who also designed the gown for Rajwa’s pre-wedding henna party, incorporated the four colours of the Jordanian flag – red, green, black and white – through intricate beaded embroidery on the dress. Shimmering shades of silver were added as a nod to the jubilee year, symbolising both national pride and the royal family’s legacy. Earlier in June, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/2024/06/01/princess-rajwa-pregnancy-photos/" target="_blank">portrait photos of Rajwa</a> were released to celebrate the couple’s one-year wedding anniversary. In them, she wears an elegant ruby Alice and Olivia Vernia blouson-sleeve, pleated maxi dress with a cinched waistline. Although Princess Rajwa has only been part of the Jordanian royal family for little more than a year, she is following in the footsteps of her mother-in-law and already cementing her status as a fashion-forward royal.