With my first pregnancy, dressing the baby bump always felt like a tug-a-war between the body and brain because 1) comfort is king, and 2) feeling pulled together was still a daily goal when walking into the closet. Which is why I’ve secretly challenged myself this last week on...
How to style one piece, four ways that I LOVE! While also wanting to create outfits that used the least amount of "maternity" pieces possible to help stretch my wardrobe. It's an added bonus that everything is under $50! Like the cowl neck sweater I'm wearing however, the Hunter boots are the only thing not under $50 of course. ; )
There are some "non-maternity versions" listed by clicking on the (pink highlighted links), everything else is baby bump friendly.
There are some "non-maternity versions" listed by clicking on the (pink highlighted links), everything else is baby bump friendly.
|| Pink scarf || Hunter rain boots || Maternity jeans || Open front sweater
Maternity strip shirt || Non-maternity strip shirt || Denim jacket || Blush pink slip ons || Black maternity leggings
Maternity strip shirt || Non-maternity strip shirt || Blue play rain boots || Maternity jeans || Cowl neck poncho
I hope these ideas help stretch your pregnant and non-pregnant wardrobe for winter-to-spring months. And as always, thank you for your readership!! I SO appreciate you ladies!
We have some fun things coming your way in the next few weeks, like a few Valentines Day inspiration ideas and a gender reveal!!!
Warmly, Steph
We have some fun things coming your way in the next few weeks, like a few Valentines Day inspiration ideas and a gender reveal!!!
Warmly, Steph
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