Princess Eugenie has embraced an inspiring new position, stepping into the spotlight as a mentor for The King’s Foundation’s newly launched 35 Under 35 initiative.
The program celebrates young changemakers across the UK, and the 35-year-old royal expressed her excitement about supporting individuals making a real difference in areas close to King Charles’s heart.

Marking her involvement, the Princess recently visited the Garrison Chapel—King Charles’s charity exhibition space in London—where she met with some of the talented trailblazers selected for the program.
Eugenie looked effortlessly elegant for the occasion, donning a figure-skimming navy sleeveless dress cinched at the waist. Her polished ensemble was paired with satin champagne-hued peep-toe heels, a delicate necklace, and classic hoop earrings, creating a look that was both understated and refined.

Speaking about her new role, the Princess—who is also a director at Hauser & Wirth contemporary art gallery—shared her enthusiasm for supporting the arts and young talent.
“I’m delighted to be working with this group of exceptional young people who have been selected thanks to their outstanding work in areas the King is passionate about,” she said. “Given I recently celebrated my 35th birthday, it’s fitting to take part in the charity’s 35th anniversary celebrations and share my passion for art with the 35 under 35.”

She joins a dynamic group of mentors, including designer Samuel Ross, viral historian Alice Loxton (@history_alice), and artist and influencer Sophie Tea.
Among the rising stars in the 35 Under 35 network are woodworker Eli Baxter, embroiderer Angelica Ellis, basketmaker Florence Hamer, stonemason Freya de Lisle, milliner Barnaby Horn, painter Jo Rance, and environmental filmmaker Jack Harries—each making their mark through creativity, craftsmanship, and advocacy.