Leggings
Dark and supple (or a few) leggings will never fail you. You can look very stylish when you pull your boots on these leggings, which provide comfort even when your belly is on the biggest. Although there are “pregnant” leggings specially made for pregnant women on the market, many mothers say they are unnecessary. You can get regular leggings in larger sizes as your size grows so you can enjoy these leggings longer, considering your belly, which you may not have gotten rid of right away after giving birth. As your belly grows, it will be sufficient to lower the waistline below your tummy for more comfort.
Tunic
These loose-fitting blouses that go down to the hips are very useful. (The length of most tunics, depending on your height, is up to the lower part of your hips.) In addition to showing the body lines better, Tunics also has excellent, subtle details such as three-quarter sleeves, side slits, and V-neck. It can use as a dress before pregnancy; In the later stages of your pregnancy, you can combine it with leggings or wear it over your slim-fit jeans. After your baby is born, you will enjoy the loose and comfortable fit; the extra fabric can also be used as a cover to protect your privacy while breastfeeding.
Maxi Dress
Maxi dresses have become appealing to women of all ages for a good reason. The explanation for those is not necessary: These are dresses with a flared skirt that draw attention to your collarbone, shoulders, and decollete. Choose a soft jersey fabric that comfortably hugs your changing body. Experts state that this is an outfit that you do not need to buy from the maternity clothes section, you can find them in all the stores and you can choose to wear this loose-fitting long dress during any period of your pregnancy, as long as you can find one made of stretchy fabric.
Long Swim Cut Athlete
You can never get enough of buying one of these essential items, no matter how many you have in your closet, but when you’re looking for a durable and well-fitting athlete, don’t hesitate to spend your money on the best you can find.
Choose undershirts with shirring on the side, made of flexible microfiber fabric blends with thick straps that can hide your bra and adapt to the growth and shrinkage of your breasts. The side-shirred part will shape your body in the first trimester and make your belly look smaller after birth. The longer it is, the better it will cover your tummy and hips; Especially if you plan to combine your tank top with leggings or slim-fit jeans, it will be more beneficial. You can wear it under any clothing or alone.
Asymmetric Wide Cut Cardigan
Classic cardigans never go out of style; the more asymmetrical cuts provide more flexibility in your pregnancy. Neither the tedious and tight-fitting buttons nor the thin transparent fabric reveals more than you want to show. Instead of these, for example, you can wear a plain or button-up cardigan with an asymmetric cut in the front and close to the collar, open front, or loosely closed. Here is a stylish and shabby piece that you can wear comfortably in all seasons. Those knitted with thicker wool will come in handy both in the fall and spring when you want to pack something light.
Straight Cut Dress
The classic lightweight A-line straight dress (that is, the upper part does not fit the body well and expands slightly downwards) is a dress that does not reveal the body lines and has a youthful air that is suitable for almost all body types, especially new mothers and pregnant women. Before pregnancy, it will gently surround your curves. During the pregnancy, it will give your growing belly a comfortable space and make your legs come to the fore. Dresses with a deep round neckline and even thin straps are great options. As soon as you hold your baby in your arms, it is possible to continue to wear one of these dresses!
A Stylish Scarf
Yes, admittedly, it is not considered a stand-alone outfit. Still, this piece, which has managed to be the most popular of the multi-purpose accessories that help create various styles by experts, adds elegance to many monochrome outfits or can expand the range of clothes in your closet that you are getting tired of with a single touch! Patterned silk scarves, richly detailed necklaces, stylish earrings, or whatever you like to accessorize will make the combinations extraordinary.
Also, wearing a long necklace on a loose-fitting blouse or tunic before your pregnancy restrains the fabric, making you look slimmer. Another plus of the scarf: you can turn it into a nursing cover after your baby is born, a blanket for a nap in the park, or a curtain as a temporary solution to protect the stroller from the sun.
Wrap Dress
If you don’t have a baby in your belly yet, a classic wrap dress is exquisite and effortless. As your body begins to change, tie the waistband of the dress a little higher to accentuate your fading waistline. You can prefer jerseys or other flexible fabric that blends and will expand as your belly grows but regain its former form when it shrinks. If dresses are not for you, wrap-over style double-breasted blouses are also a great option that can be preferred at any time of pregnancy.
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