"Post baby" body need clothing advice.

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Shelby Z.

Jun 16, 2014

Shelby Z.

I have that not so flattering baby belly after having my son back in April. Also my arms and thighs are still a little big. Because I had a very rough c-section my working out has been minimal. Therefore I'd love some ideas and advice on what clothing styles/pieces I should wear until I get my body back under control lol thanks!!

Tamara W.

Jun 16, 2014

Tamara W.

I would suggest maxi dresses and skirts. shirts that are not to clingy. you can find items like these at h&m, f21, Lulu's, etc.

Andrea O.

Jun 16, 2014

Andrea O.

Shape wear made me feel a lot better after.my daughter was born. I think it sucks that a lot of places mostly sell crop tops and things are just so small but there.are other choices..

Shelby Z.

Jun 16, 2014

Shelby Z.

Yeah I tried shape wear like under clothing and it's kind of uncomfortable. Also more than one or two layers is too hot for Texas summers haha it's such a struggle!!

Saybrah W.

Jun 17, 2014

Saybrah W.

I second the maxi dresses and skirts. They are comfortable and hide a lot!

Kenzie L.

Jun 17, 2014

Kenzie L.

Yes to maxis! also plazzo and herum pants are super trendy and COMFY!

Kenzie L.

Jun 17, 2014

Kenzie L.

The yellow pants are a herum style and the bottom pic are plazzos.

Shelby Z.

Jun 17, 2014

Shelby Z.

I'm also only 4'11 I would definitely have to hem those plazzo pants lol

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