The British royal family members are among the most fashionable in the world , but when they get it wrong, it usually causes more fuss than a few raised eyebrows. Here are some of the biggest faux pas made by the royals. 1. Princess Diana turned a choker given to her by the queen into a headband Princess Diana once wore a wedding gift choker as a headband, resulting in reported tension with the monarch. It was at a 1985 gala dinner in Australia with her then-husband Prince Charles, that Princess Diana put a new twist on the piece of heirloom jewellery. It given to her as a wedding gift by the queen, according to Woman & Home . The emerald choker reportedly once belonged to Queen Mary and was a part of the Crown Jewel collection before it came into Princess Diana’s possession. However, the publication reported that royal commentator Debora Attanasio told Marie Claire Italia the queen was “very irritated” to learn that Diana styled it as a headband. Inside Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth’s permanent new home 2. Princess Diana’s now-iconic wedding dress was infamously creased Princess Diana’s 1981 voluminous wedding dress is now seen as an iconic fashion moment . But at the time, not everyone was in awe of how it looked after she stepped out of a carriage and made her way up the stairs to St. Paul’s Cathedral. It apparently left her wedding-dress designer “horrified”. Appearing on ITV’s Invitation to a Royal Wedding , one of her wedding dress designers, Elizabeth Emanuel, said that when she saw how creased the gown had gotten she was “horrified” to the point where she “actually felt faint”. Despite the fashion faux pas, Princess Diana was very happy with how it ended up looking, according to a 2020 Hello! magazine interview with David Emanuel, who co-designed the dress with his wife. 3. Kate Middleton was accused of ignoring an all-black dress code in support of the #MeToo movement Kate Middleton found herself in a fashion predicament in 2018 while attending the BAFTAs. At the time, women in the entertainment industry and those attending red-carpet events were wearing black to show solidarity with the Time’s Up movement. As a royal, Middleton was expected to be politically neutral, which prompted speculation about whether she’d risk being the only female attendee at the award ceremony wearing colour. Inside Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway’s dazzling jewellery collection She ended up wearing a dark green dress with a black belt. Cosmopolitan published an article at the time saying that she “ignored the black dress code followed by all other female celebrities at the BAFTAs”. 4. Meghan Markle arrived in Tonga – but forgot to take off the price tag off her dress In 2018, Meghan Markle looked elegant when she stepped off of a plane in Tonga wearing a cherry red dress that gave a subtle nod to the country’s flag. She accidentally left the price tag on though, which photographers captured as she and Prince Harry made their way down onto the tarmac. According to Page Six, the Self-Portrait dress cost US$430 and the Duchess of Sussex was unaware of the minor gaffe. She later changed into a dark green gown. 5. Prince William’s shoes appeared very worn while interviewing Sir David Attenborough Just like his younger brother, Prince William was spotted committing a shoe-related fashion faux pas during his 2019 interview with Sir David Attenborough at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. According to Woman & Home , eagle-eyed fans watching the conversation live noticed the prince was wearing heavily worn shoes that may have had a hole in the sole like Harry’s. Meet India Hicks, Prince Charles’ cousin and Princess Diana’s bridesmaid There was some speculation on Twitter, the publication added, that it could’ve been a piece of black tape or just signs of wear and tear on the shoe. 6. Middleton was criticised for wearing a pair of fur-lined gloves Middleton’s decision to wear fur-lined gloves during a 2016 family ski holiday with Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte caught the attention of animal rights group PETA UK. According to E! News, the Duchess of Cambridge’s Restelli Guanti designer gloves were lined with possum fur, prompting PETA UK’s director at the time, Mimi Bekhechi, to release a statement criticising the choice. “If the gloves are indeed made of real fur, we’ll be contacting Kate, who we imagine is unaware that possums killed for their fur are often caught in bone-crushing steel-jaw traps,” Bekhechi said, according to E! News . 7. Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice faced criticism for their flamboyant hats Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice made headlines around the world for their outfits of choice at Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 2011 wedding. Town & Country reported Beatrice’s bow-themed fascinator launched a thousand memes, while the Daily Mail criticised Eugenie’s teal hat with mauve flowers and taupe feathers as designer Philip Treacy’s “only flops”. Why will Camilla be queen when Prince Philip wasn’t a king? Eugenie told Vogue that all the backlash surrounding the hats caused both her and Beatrice to break down in tears during a garden party at Buckingham Palace. 8. Princess Diana raised eyebrows for wearing a seemingly translucent skirt Known then as Lady Diana Spencer, the future Princess of Wales was photographed working at a nursery in 1980 wearing a skirt, dress shirt and vest while caring for children. However, the sun came out midway through the photo shoot, which made the skirt appear translucent in pictures, royal photographer Arthur Edward told Today in November 2020. Diana, who was only 19 at the time, was horrified, the publication added. This article originally appeared on Insider Want more stories like this? Follow STYLE on Facebook , Instagram , YouTube and Twitter .