But that's not the only thing that's changed since Markle came into the picture. Though Markle has broken a few fashion rules from a royal perspective, the bloggers consider that to be one of the best — and most relatable — style lessons for their readers. “[With Meghan,] there is never a perfection that can’t be attained by just anyone, and a lot of our readers have gravitated toward her because she is down to earth. She’s not perfect,” Dishaw says. “She’s personable, and that’s translated through her style.” Dishaw is, of course, referring to Markle’s penchant for wearing accessible brands like Everlane J.Crew , and Banana Republic , and the fact that she doesn’t shy away from going to yoga class wearing Nike sneakers . Her style is less rigid than Middleton’s, though Dirshaw doesn’t like to compare Markle to her future sister-in-law (and future Queen). After all, Markle is “going to be afforded a little more flexibility and leeway in terms of setting out who she wants to be as part of the royal family because she doesn’t have pressures of a role like Kate has as being the future queen consort,” she says.