Style Inspirations To Stay Stylish During Pregnancy Vol 1 (Western Outfits)

By Shoppingaholic @shoppingaholicc

STYLE

❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤   Body during pregnancy changes a lot. You start seeing baby bump in 4th or close to 5th month (second trimester) and it already starts feeling like nothing is going to fit. I was going through the same and it felt like I won't be able to out of this until I deliver the baby. But hey, inspirations come from all the corners when we keep our eyes and mind open. I got inspired by these ladies and I think so can you. So here is the Vol1 for staying stylish during pregnancy! [Source: GAP, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Allure, Denimology]
 

Myth About Pregnancy

Here in India, most of the families recommend wearing only Indian outfits to pregnant woman because they have this misconception that Indian wears are not suffocating for the baby and is more comfortable, but I personally feel that the most comfortable wear for any pregnant lady could be maxi-dresses, A-Line dresses or straight cut dresses, specially for them. My doctor told me tat baby is under different layers (stomach - the outer layer, Uterus - the middle layer, amniotic fluid - the inner layer, then the baby) and once you have entered your 4th month, baby is getting stronger and these muscles are getting more resistant to any jerks or suffocation that you might feel but not your baby. This definitely doesn't mean that we should start jumping around or enjoy roller-coasters, or should go for water sports or long drives on bumpy roads. It simple means that your clothes are not going to suffocate your baby but it is recommended to wear comfortable clothes because it will be relaxing for you.

 5 Types of Western Wears That You Can Invest Into During Pregnancy -


These all 5 wears have helped me say relaxed during chores and never suffocated me. So I thought it would be great to share with you!
1. Low waist, Maternity Bottoms like jeans, trousers, shorts etc. 2. Dresses - Shirt dress, maxi-dress, flowing skirt etc. 3. Shirts - long, and baggy 4. Wrap Arounds - skirts, dresses, pajamas etc. 5. Anything that has A-line that starts right below the chest!

What Does Not Work For Me?

For me, it is anything with the string or elastic that don't work for me at all. I keep adjusting the string or the elastic. If I loosen it up - it slips, or it starts suffocating me. Either way it is uncomfortable.
 - Are you expecting? How do you plan to stay stylish?
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