Princess Eugenie Wows Front Row at Paris Fashion Week
Princess Eugenie put her best, stiletto-clad foot forward this weekend when she sat in the front row at a Paris Fashion Week runway show.
Eugenie, the youngest daughter of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew, attended the Dior Homme Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show Saturday and turned heads with her chic look and fashionable company. The princess wore head-to-toe Fendi, including a belted black wool jersey dress, a long black jacket slung over her shoulders, black slingback heels, and black handbag from the label, with a bold, berry-hued lip and black cat-eye eyeliner. Kim Jones, the creative director for Fendi, holds the same title at Dior Homme, which goes a way to explaining the royal’s choice of label at the menswear show.Â
She rubbed well-dressed shoulders with other attendees at the show too, including Kate Moss, Rita Ora, Pharrell Williams, and Lewis Hamilton.
Eugenie’s appearance comes on the heels of serious health news from the royal family, including Kate Middleton’s abdominal surgery and resulting lengthy expected recovery period, King Charles III’s upcoming treatment for an enlarged prostate, and now Ferguson’s second cancer diagnosis in less than a year.Â
Eugenie is the mother of two young sons, August Philip Hawke and Ernest George Ronnie, with husband Jack Brooksbank. The family splits their time between the United Kingdom and Portugal, where Brooksbank works. Eugenie is active in philanthropy and is no stranger to royal public appearances, like her recent attendance at the traditional Christmas Day walk to church with the family at Sandringham, the first in recent years attended by both of her parents. However, she’s still close with her cousin, estranged royal Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. Harry and Markle reportedly spent time with Eugenie and Brooksbank during a recent three-day trip to Portugal following the Invictus Games.
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