We've reported before that Princess Beatrice has been very active in fashion lately, and apparently so has her sister Princess Eugenie, who sat on the front row of the Dior Homme menswear fall-winter collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Hello! Fashion called Eugenie's look "the chicest outfit ever" and said her appearance on the Paris front row was "totally unexpected." A black fitted midi dress with a low-cut V-neck and a thin waist belt with a tonal "F" logo buckle was paired with black court shoes, and "fashion fanatics will love the long-line coat over her shoulders and contrasting satin lapels that gave the illusion of a tuxedo blazer. Her look was a showcase of elegance and her commitment to a look that was both modern and timeless." (Incidentally, the creative director of menswear for Fendi and Dior is the same Kim Jones.)

Hello! Fashion also noted the York sisters' interest in fashion, writing that "the princess, like Beatrice, has undergone a style transformation in recent years, opting for a more clean-cut, fashion-forward, yet royal attire." She writes.

The outlet calls Eugenie's decision to attend the Dior show in particular "not surprising." Not only is she a favorite of the royal family (including the Duchess of Sussex and Princess Diana), she also appears to have a longstanding relationship with the brand, having attended the Dior Sessions book launch in London in 2019."

Every royalty has a signature style, and for Eugenie it is the midi dress, "as it has been since her early days in the spotlight," Hello! Fashion writes. But by swapping the floaty silhouette for a fitted tube dress and casually slinging her coat over her shoulders instead of neatly covering it, she proves she's entered the era of cool-girl chic." She's off to a great start for 2024.

It's been a busy week for Eugenie-she was in Davos, Switzerland on Tuesday to raise awareness of issues related to modern slavery, and her proud sister Beatrice was in the audience when her sister took the stage. Eugenie is the co-founder of the Anti-Slavery Collective, a charity that aims to "eradicate modern slavery for an estimated 50 million people by bringing together changemakers and raising awareness," Tatler reported. She formed the charity in 2017 with her close friend Julia de Boinville.

During a discussion in Davos, Eugenie said, "In recent years, we have seen an increase in the number of people in slavery around the world," adding, "Guns and drugs can only be trafficked once, but people are trafficked over and over again. For them, it is happening every minute of every day."

Eugenie is in the moment, both in terms of work and fashion. We love it.