Whoa: readers have noted in the past (with a good deal of distress, too) that it is next to impossible to find plus-size maternity clothes for work. (We’ve rounded up the few options that exist in the past, here.) This dress isn’t the most professional thing on the planet, at least as styled here, but:…
This shirred maternity dress is a longstanding bestseller for Nordstrom and beyond — we’ve featured the sleeveless version before, but not the sleeved style. I like the flattering, body-conscious fit, all the color options (seven different colors!), and the fact that it’s machine washable. It’s $88, available in sizes XS-L. Ingrid & Isabel® Shirred Maternity Dress Here’s…
I’ve always liked the brand Olian for maternity clothes — the quality was on par with what I was used to with the price range, things washed well, and I generally liked the designs. This swingy top could be great for work or weekend — and I like the hint of edge the faux leather…
This is the kind of maternity dress that does about ten things. Add a cardigan or blazer and subdued jewelry and shoes, and wear it to work. Add sandals and a wrap and wear it on a vacation. Add a sparkly necklace and some killer heels and wear it on date night. I like the…
Every year, I talk about how you might not need a maternity coat, depending on where you’ll be in your pregnancy. If you’re going to be heavily pregnant during the coldest months of winter you may want to consider getting a coat like this. This one has a clever design — once you have your baby you can…
