The Most Beautiful Royal Gowns, Ranked

This article appeared in urbanaunty.com and has been published here with permission.

The British Royal Family must abide by a list of centuries-old rules and protocols, and that extends to their fashion choices. That’s right — the Royals have a dress code. Take a look at our ranking of some of the most beautiful royal gowns.

Princess Diana in Catherine Walker

When this Hollywood star was five years old, she was attacked by a stranger with a sharp object. Tina Fey doesn't like to talk about it as people try to claim fame by lying and saying they witnessed it.

Although she did have something to say about it: "I accepted all the attention at face value and proceeded through life as if I really were extraordinary. I guess what I'm saying is, this has all been a wonderful misunderstanding. And I shall keep these Golden Globes, every last one!"

Princess Anne in Floral Ruffles

When Jonah Hill was a teenager, between his failing grades and his Mom's cancer, he couldn't catch a break. He went out with friends in an SUV and was involved in a road accident. Jonah's arm was out of the window when the SUV rolled.

Facing possible amputation, Jonah will forever have that moment ingrained in his brain. "I look at this scar every day," he said. "That reminds me to work hard." His scar is a reminder for him to be on track and work harder.

Princess Diana in Hachi

Kylie Jenner has a scar that most people haven't seen. She was at an event, trying to climb a gate when she slipped, and a sharp object sliced her thigh open.

In an Instagram post showing off her scar, she writes, "I love my scar." Sometimes there's no rhyme or reason to it; it can merely be a memory you hold close to your heart that imprints upon your skin.

Princess Diana in Catherine Walker

At just three years old, Dermot remembers going to feed his pet rabbits. He accidentally tripped, falling on broken glass and cutting his upper lip right below his nose.

When questioned about his scar, this was his answer: "I don't think about it or see it, but it's always been there. It certainly has its place on my face, right below my right nostril. That's where it belongs."