Trooping the Color is an annual event in honor of the British monarch’s official birthday. It’s marked by parades, ceremonies, and some less-than-flattering royal fashion.

In 2018, Kate Middleton wore a pale, baby blue ensemble. The dress and hat weren’t a horrible choice, but the color completely washed her out.

During the ceremony in 2017, Princess Beatrice’s hat was on the verge of flying right off her head. Considering the royal’s resources, an ill-fitting hat was surprising to see.

In 1981, Princess Diana’s outfit resembled wrapping paper with its boxy pattern, ruched collar, and hat. It was a case of accessorizing gone wild.

In 2010, Queen Elizabeth wore clothes in cool, lavender tones and a hat in a slightly warmer shade, resulting in a mismatched ensemble.

Queen Camilla’s hat in 2007 was a fluffy, feathery catastrophe, resembling a flock of birds. It overshadowed her otherwise elegant beige ensemble.