I know I mentioned it in our guide to staying professional while pregnant, but I think we have yet to feature the BellaBand here on the blog. And it’s a must! Once the belly starts to pop (or regular pants buttons just become uncomfortable), that’s the time to break this baby out. It extends the…
Ooh: love this maternity wrap dress from Leota — fit permitting, I’d even wear it after the pregnancy. It’s available in a number of other colors, as well; the pictured windowpane print is $180. Leota ‘Perfect Wrap’ Maternity Dress Building a maternity wardrobe for work? Check out our page with more suggestions along both classic and trendy/seasonal lines….
Liz Lange has about five maternity blouses like this right now — empire waist, V-neck — and they look great for work. Dress them up with trousers or maternity pencil skirts (like this reader favorite), or dress them down with jeans and a long cardigan. Ladies, which are/were your favorite maternity blouses? The pictured top…
This “kelp forest” tulip-hem top looks great for a nursing top — machine washable, functional, loose, and flattering. I like that with the elbow sleeves it could work now, or layer very neatly beneath a sweater or blazer come fall. It’s $25 full price at Old Navy, available in sizes XS-XXL (also available in gray). Today…
For my money, this is the only kind of maternity coat to get if you’re going to splurge (particularly if you’re having a baby in December/January/February): a convertible coat. When you’re pregnant, the coat has a triangle-shaped insert that helps cover your belly — but once you give birth and start wearing the baby, you…
