December 14, 2020

5 Essentials for Your Maternity Wardrobe

 

Pregnancy can be an opportunity to experiment with different styles. Thanks to so many A-listers flaunting their baby bump, long gone are the days of hiding under bulky clothes! And thanks to us, you don't have to spend much money to look trendy and stylish. Here are a few tips to help you style your maternity wardrobe. Our maternity dresses are designed to not only flatter your curves but also accommodate the growing baby bump.

 

1. Maternity Tops: Tighter, form-fitting clothes may be uncomfortable. It is better to get some stylish maternity tops that can stretch with your body and leave enough space to breathe. You can pair these tops with leggings or cardigans and a nice pair of shoes. A scarf or a standout accessory is a great way to dress up a top.

 

2. Maternity Bottoms: Your regular jeans are likely to become tight during the start of the second trimester. You could extend its usage by using a belly band, or you can invest in a good pair of maternity jeans. Maternity skirts, trousers, palazzos, and leggings are also fashionable alternatives.

 

3. Maternity Jammies: Maternity pajamas are comfortable and versatile. You can wear them all day long. They are even suitable for after the baby is born because most maternity pajamas are designed to be worn while nursing.

 

4. Maternity Dresses: These are a great way to look stylish and chic. You can wear them for a formal dinner or a casual lunch with friends. Pair them with some kitten heels or sneakers, depending on the occasion.

 

5. Maternity Basics: There are a few pieces that every expecting mom should have in her maternity wardrobe. These include maternity panties and bras, daily wear tees, bump-friendly leggings, and a belly band. They don't cost much but add style and comfort.

 

At Mother Bee Maternity, we offer maternity clothing that is affordable and stylish. We make our clothes using high-quality fabrics, and we design them to accommodate your changing body!

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