Cute Pregnancy Dresses on Windows Pc

Chic and Easy Pregnancy Outfits to Wear

Expecting a baby is a blessing, but those little side effects that come with the territory (weight gain, painful breasts, varicose veins, hot flashes)—especially when you're nearing the home stretch—can really make picking "pregnancy outfits" friggin' painful.
On the flip side, maternity clothing has definitely come a long way—no longer do expectant mamas have to rely solely on baggy overalls and smock-like tunics (although that look will always be heavily appreciated)—now that we have things like elasticized skinny jeans, leather leggings, and chic off-the-shoulder dresses. You can pretty much get anything that your nongestational self would normally buy thanks to ASOS, Topshop, and Hatch Collection. How far we've come.
But still, there comes a point in just about every woman's pregnancy—and I can personally attest—when those skinny maternity DL1961s just don't cut it anymore. Either the zipper gives out, or there forms a tear, or you outgrow them, or—you get the picture. Bottom line is that eventually most of those adorable maternity pieces you bought when you were sixteen weeks just don't look and feel the same.

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So here's what: In lieu of the fact that I probably could, I don't want to resort to the "I'm nine months pregnant" excuse and live in worn-out leggings and my baby daddy's old sweatshirt. I actually still want to look good and put together. But comfort needs to come first, because at this stage in the game, I'm experiencing a rampant flooding of rather uncomfortable side effects, and squeezing into a pair of tight trousers (even that elastic waistband starts to get uncomfortable), or wearing a sweater that's more or less become a belly shirt (if maternity crop tops are your thing, you go girl. Me? Not so much), is just no longer a reasonable option.

Natalie Martin dress, $297; Steve Madden boots, $102; Zara cardigan, $60

An airy silk maxi dress may not seem like the most obvious choice for winter, but everything's warmer when you're nine months pregnant—I've had to excuse myself for some "fresh air" during our last snowstorm. When paired with cozy coordinates (an oversize cardi, knee boots), the look is actually adorably boho and just the right amount of warm. On the plus side, a superflowy dress like this one is great for wearing after the baby's born—it won't irk you since it isn't actually a maternity piece, it allows for easy access if you're nursing, and works wonders at hiding that leftover baby bump. Plus, it's totally work-appropriate.

Isabel Marant sweater, $493; MCQ Alexander McQueen pouch, $124; Converse sneakers, $35; H&M imitation leather maternity pants, $17

An oversize sweater is an easy go-to when you're in your ninth. Dress one up with a stretchy pair of leather leggings and a graphic pouch, and add sleek white sneakers to keep the look crisp and still super comfortable.

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