Princess Eugenie glows in £340 Sam Cam dress on a school visit

Princess Eugenie was glowing in a maxi dress designed by Samantha Cameron during a visit to a school as part of her work in anti-slavery campaigning.

The Princess, 33, attended the Archbishop’s School in Canterbury last week to meet with teachers and students to hear about their diversity project.

During the visit, Eugenie, who is expecting her second child this summer, opted for a maxi dress with a floral print that was clinched with a row of frills at the waist from Cefinn, Samantha Cameron’s clothing brand.

She paired the £340 dress with slingback black crocodile pumps with a pointed toe and a gold buckle from Dune, costing £115.

While visiting the school with the Anti Slavery Collective, Eugenie, who teamed up with the Bishop of Dover Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin, learnt about the school’s Voices of Welcome project which opens its arms to refugees.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s daughter was pictured chatting to both teachers and students as they explained the project, which aims to work with young foreign children who are more vulnerable to trafficking and exploitation.

It supports these young pupils through their education and with their language skills to help them integrate into society.

In particular it is working with students from Afghanistan, Ukraine and Britain to foster a ‘cross-cultural exchange’ in the school, where 40 languages other than English are spoken by pupils.

Eugenie’s visit comes just weeks before she is due to give birth for the second time, after announcing earlier this year that she and her husband Jack Brooksbank are expecting a child this summer.

The Princess was pictured in the classroom chatting to teachers about the Voices of Welcome project

Getting crafty! Eugenie, who is expecting her second child with Jack Brooksbank in the summer, painted with the pupils

The Princess posed for photos with the Revd and teachers at the Archbishop’s School following her visit

However in the meantime, both Eugenie and her older sister Beatrice, 34, are hard at work following the King’s Coronation, as they have represented the Royal Family at several events.

Following the Coronation on May 6, the sisters attended the concert at Windsor Castle the next day with their parents Fergie and Prince Andrew.

They also represented the royals at the Big Lunch at Chalfont St Giles in Buckinghamshire where they met with members of the public.

The sisters were praised by Matt Eyre, who told FEMAIL they ‘were amazing’ with his children Bobbi-May, 11, and Bertie, nine, who have special needs. 

The pair met representatives from All Together Community, a group which distributed food parcels to vulnerable people during the pandemic and continues to offer the same service, along with running a community fridge.

After a long week of royal duties, the Princess finally enjoyed a bit of down time last weekend as she was spotted in Portobello Road to meet a friend for lunch.

Spotting the princess in West London, an onlooker noticed that she, and her friend with whom she was lunching had some trouble parking.

After finding a suitable spot to park, the duo went on to eat lunch together.