Not since Cinderella's glass slipper has a royal inspired such great #shoegoals. Meghan Markle's been living out every girl's fantasy by becoming a full-fledged princess and has the upgraded royal wardrobe to prove it. In just a few short months, she's become an international style icon, globetrotting in her signature sophisticated style with just a touch of star-power edge. No wonder she's such a fan of Tamara Mellon, the women-designed luxury shoe brand and the co-founder of Jimmy Choo. As royal fashion fanatics already know, Tamara Mellon has quickly become Markle's go-to pump because of their commitment to classic styles with a modern twist (plus they're comfortable, which is important when you have to stand to greet crowds for hours on end).

Here are the Duchess of Sussex's three favorite pumps you don't have to marry Prince Charming to afford.

1. Siren Heel

In her very first official public appearance as a Dutchess, Markle was the toast of her new father-in-law Prince Charles's birthday soiree in the Siren heel. The heel is classic enough for a royal occasion, but with a strip of curved PVC that lends a modern edge to the look, along with her dress' sheer chiffon sleeves. For a more fall-appropriate look, try the Siren in black and throw an oversized sweater over your LBD.

2. Paramour Heel

Megan raised the style stakes when she stepped out in the sexier, strappy Paramour Heel. Meeting with delegates from London's Commonwealth Youth Forum, it makes sense that she would choose a more youthful, on-trend look. Her color palette may have stuck to classic black and white but the details make the outfit fun and kicky, like the Paramour's high ankle strap and pointed toe.

3. Rebel Pumps

Meghan stepped out in these classic nude pumps the day after announcing she and Prince Harry are expecting the newest addition to the royal family. She chose a demure look for the occasion, and The Rebel Pump was the perfect topper for the dignified stateswoman. The outfit included diamond earrings from Princess Diana's personal collection, but the jewels didn't outshine her trendy footwear.

While we might not be making the quick change between greeting foreign dignitaries and an evening ball, we do understand the style-pressure of going from meetings in the boardroom to that first happy-hour date. Tamara Mellon's shoes are made for everyday queens and princesses, because who needs Prince Charming when you have shoes this fabulous?