Princess Eugenie has been spotted abroad, just days after her husband met with King Charles.
Eugenie brought a touch of royal glamour to Hong Kong this week as she attended the prestigious Art Basel event.
The 35-year-old royal stunned in a striking emerald green ensemble featuring a bold thigh-high split dress that turned heads at the exclusive art fair.
The daring split added a dramatic touch to her look. Princess Eugenie, daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, has been in Hong Kong for work purposes related to her role in the art world.
Princess Eugenie spotted abroad just days after her husband met with King Charles
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Her Hong Kong trip comes just days after her husband, Jack Brooksbank, was spotted at Kensington Palace with their two sons, August and Ernest.
The family greeted King Charles as he arrived by helicopter in central London on Sunday. The monarch, dressed in a grey suit, touched down inside the palace grounds before departing via car.
Hands-on dad Jack then escorted the excited children to view the impressive royal helicopter.
The young royals spent around 10 minutes observing the chopper, just out of view from the gathering crowds outside.
After their brief tour, Jack shared a sweet moment with his sons, ruffling their hair and chatting close to their ears as they walked back to Kensington Palace.
The young boys appeared captivated by the King's mode of transportation. They continued "watching from the house" as the helicopter took off again.
In Hong Kong, Princess Eugenie wore a chic black double-breasted jacket, the 'Lavinnia' from high-street favourite Reiss.
The tailored silhouette provided a sophisticated contrast to the daring nature of her emerald dress.
August Brooksbank and Ernest Brooksbank walking side-by-sideInstagram / Princess EugenieAmping up the glamour, the Princess accessorised with the 'Serrano' Black Teddy Bag from Divlos. She completed her ensemble with a delicate gold necklace.
The carefully curated outfit showcased Eugenie's refined fashion sense whilst maintaining the understated elegance expected of a royal at such a prestigious event.
It's no surprise Eugenie attended Art Basel, given her professional background in the art world.
After gaining a 2:1 in English literature and history of art from Newcastle University in 2012, she moved to New York to work for online auction firm Paddle8.
August Brooksbank sat on Princess Eugenie's lap at the Platinum JubileePAShe later returned to London to begin her role as associate director at Hauser & Wirth in 2015, later being promoted to director.
For the royal, working within the art world is, as she once described it, "pretty much a dream".
Reflecting on her career path with Harper's Bazaar, Eugenie previously explained: "I knew I definitely wouldn't be a painter, but I knew this was the industry for me."
