Among her many talents, one etiquette expert recently noted that Meghan Markle has a knack for making a great first impression. According to renowned etiquette guru Micah Meyer, OK, the Duchess of Sussex "excels at making a great first impression, and there are several techniques we often see her using that we can use at our next party. From her posture to her facial movements, there is a science behind Markle's charm and anyone can learn it."

"Step One" Meyer said that Markle carries her clutch bag in her left hand so that her right hand is available for shaking hands, which makes her appear to be the "most approachable" person in the room. It also frees him from the awkwardness of having to switch hands when introducing himself to new people," the Mirror reported.

Step two should be quite fun: "Once you enter the room and are introduced to everyone, grab a drink."

Step 3 - Make people feel important. How to do this: ......" By using people's names, establishing an instant rapport, and mirroring their body language, you make them feel important. This allows Meghan to reinforce the idea that "everyone is respected," writes the Mirror.

Step four is to smile with an open smile: "We often see in videos that when Meghan enters a room to greet someone, her eyes are wide and her mouth is open. By doing this when entering a room, she demonstrates likability, openness, and inclusiveness, and is often captured on camera, even in still shots."

Markle also maintains "great posture," whether "sitting or standing." To achieve this, she suggested keeping the shoulders back and the chin parallel to the floor. Markle also uses posture-related intimacy tricks, with the Daily Express reporting that when someone leans back or forward while chatting with her, "she mimics that posture to make the other person feel secure."