Royals in raincoats: Princess Kate, Princess Anne and Zara Tindall's chic wet weather moments

During a visit to Bournemouth this week, the Princess Royal stepped out in a full-length raincoat, but it's not the first time the 73-year-old has rocked the practical garment. She was first spotted in her trusty waterproof way back in 1984 when she peeped out from under the hood at the Windsor Horse Trials.

Princess Anne donned the coat again in 2006 for a wet wander at the Gatcombe Horse Trials.

The late Queen delighted onlookers at the Windsor Horse Trials in 2007 when she donned a hooded coat that channeled a garden gnome.

Her Majesty adored the horse trials and wouldn't let a little rain get in the way of enjoying the event, perusing the programme and giggling away despite the unpleasant weather.

Prince William donned a tiny raincoat along with iconic frog wellies and a tartan brolly to watch King Charles play polo in Cirencester Park in 1987 – too cute!

Zara and William proved they're close cousins, huddling together under an umbrella in their raincoats in 2004 – it's a shame Zara didn't borrow her mother's trusty wet-weather garment.

Zara Tindall proved she's always had an outdoorsy attitude, donning a cute waxed jacket and matching hat back in 1987 for the Windsor Horse Trials, taking after her grandmother and attending the event come rain or shine.

Queen Camilla was clearly ready for the rain, wearing a hat as well as a raincoat during a 2006 walk in Balmoral – we love a prepared queen!

Earlier in the day, Camilla was without her hat, yet looked very jolly out in the Scottish weather.

A 2011 outing in Canada called for a raincoat and an umbrella for Princess Kate.

Known for a love of hiking, the Duchess of Sussex wore a sensible rain mac during an engagement in New Zealand.

The late Princess of Wales looks beautiful smiling from beneath her peak-capped raincoat in Scotland in 1985.