Is there such thing as maternity style??

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Jaye R.

Mar 8, 2015

Jaye R.

I just bought a bunch of new clothes because at four months pregnant my jeans aren't fitting anymore and getting dressed is a complete nightmare. I grabbed these bottoms from Almost Famous off the "active lifestyle" rack because I thought they'd be great as the weather gets hotter and keep fitting as I get bigger. Problem is I don't know what to wear them with. Is there anyway I can style these so I don't just look like I'm walking into work in pajama sweats?

Jaye R.

Mar 8, 2015

Jaye R.

Here's a pic of the pants.. Theyre super light weight, knitted, just a little bit baggy and stop a lil bit below my knees. Any advice is definitely appreciated!

Tyler H.

Mar 8, 2015

Tyler H.

Any maternity store you can find cute clothes at. One of my coworkers is pregnant and I complimented her black pants because they were so cute and I wanted a pair! She told me they were from Motherhood Maternity. I was shocked!

Jaye R.

Mar 8, 2015

Jaye R.

Those stores come with a pretty big price tag.. I'm really trying to keep to a minimal budget.

Jaye R.

Mar 8, 2015

Jaye R.

And also I'd rather the clothes I buy be useful for more than five months.

Mariana E.

Mar 9, 2015

Mariana E.

I know exactly what you mean. I haven't been a Mama yet but a couple of my best friends have and I know the struggle. Those pants look pretty versatile. Remember that any oversized cute top can be accessorized into greatness. Also make sure to wear garments that accentuate your pretty (and growing) buxom. I would love to see my girlfriends in pretty dresses whenever possible and also butt-covering tops. They loved them.

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