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I've been getting more experimental with my wardrobe lately. As my belly grows I have to increase my creative efforts to make my normal, non-maternity clothes work. In this case I paired a striped shirt with a black maxi skirt and a skinny belt. This combination of separate pieces creates the illusion of a flattering maternity dress. I'm all about comfort these days so the fact that this outfit is nice and stretchy is only icing on the cake. Also, am I the only one who thinks that a floppy hat makes everything better? I'm really loving this style, and I feel like it adds a lot to any ensemble.
What are some ways you have made non-maternity clothes work for pregnancy (whether now or in the past)? I'm definitely open to new ideas.
Michael Kors Watch | Black Maxi Skirt | Black and White Striped Tunic | Black Floppy Hat | Black Skinny Belt | Black Clutch
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Autumn, do you want to dress me :D? haha But really, you are stunning!!!
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You look gorgeous! With my first pregnancy most of my clothes were non-maternity; I usually just sized up, got anything stretchy, and chose empire waists and long shirts to make things work. It's definitely a challenge, though!
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