Eugenie is the French feminine of Eugene — from the Greek eugenes ("well-born, noble"). **Empress Eugénie de Montijo (1826-1920)** — **Spanish-born French Empress as the wife of Napoleon III (1853-1870); one of the most influential fashion patrons of the 19th century — she made Louis Vuitton her travel-trunk supplier (founding the modern luxury house) and patronized Charles Frederick Worth, the founder of haute couture**. **Princess Eugenie of York (born 1990)** — **granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II; daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson; her 2018 wedding to Jack Brooksbank was the first British royal wedding broadcast live on television showing the bride's surgical scar (from her scoliosis correction, which she revealed deliberately to raise awareness)**. **Patron of the Anti-Slavery Collective (2017)**. **Eugénie Bouchard** — Canadian tennis player.
Subject of countless French Second Empire histories.
Eugenie reduces to four — the number of well-born.