On June 23, 2026, Crown Prince Al Hussein and Princess Rajwa of Jordan visited Replit, an AI-powered software development company in Silicon Valley, California. They met with Jordanian-American entrepreneur and Replit CEO Amjad Masad. The Crown Prince and Princess toured Replit headquarters and received a briefing on Replit Collaboration, a workspace that supports synchronous, real-time team programming.
Sportmax Utopia blazer and Berard trousers
I guess if you want to have a business look, it is okay. But for summer it seems a bit heavy and dark.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look "heavy and dark"; Rajwa looks fine & the style is different & looks comfortable. Dark material can be lightweight/cool & white material can be heavy/warm. Nobody comments on the fact that men wear dark suits year-round. It's okay fo rmen but not for women? ~~Ruthie
DeleteRajwa obviously looks good in whatever she wears!
ReplyDeleteThe idea of the cropped jacket and matching trousers is quite nice, but you cannot see this effect on Rajwa. She needed a break in colour around the waistband to define the cropped jacket. I'd also have preferred slightly narrower trousers.
ReplyDelete- Anon 9:13
She looks good in this outfit, fitting her shape and height perfectly. Its rather unusual style, but looks smart and stylish. I think it is the length of the jacket that made me look twice, but I prefer the way she has tucked it into her pants, which are a good length not dragging on the ground. Her shoes and clutch, great color. Lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteJolie allure cette jeune femme. Le prince a trouvé sa princesse un peu dans le style de sa mère.
ReplyDeleteLove her suit! The unusual style is a very modern and fresh approach to business wear. I really enjoy her fashion choices.
ReplyDeleteI don't really see what she is wearing (differently from the model), but I see that I don't really like this outfit. Dark fabric galore and either a bit of skin (on the midriff of the model, where you least expect it) or no skin at all (on Rajwa, closing the lapels as high as possible) - well, all this sounds quite like avantgarde, but that does not make it more enjoyable for me.
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