I am so frustrated right now. First off, I HATE shopping to begin with. Usually I am an online shopper and I send back what doesn't fit. But, I desperately need some tops to cover the bloat and that are long enough to cover the BeBand I have been wearing.
I started at an Old Navy, which when I got there, I realized did not have a maternity department. Ugh. I didn't think I would buy maternity but I wanted to try some stuff on and see. I tried on approx. 30 shirts and ended up buying 1! They had a lot of long stuff but it was all a super light material and very clingy. Not long and flowy like I wanted.
Then I went to Target. I again tried on a ton of stuff from both the regular and maternity depts and bough two regular cotton/t-shirt material type dresses. Everything was either really tight or looked like a potato sack.
I felt like I looked fat and gross in everything. I am super short (barely 5') so clothes shopping is usually hard enough but this was ridiculous. I cannot wait until I have a real bump and can show it off!
Ok, vent over. I feel much better!!
Re: Super frustrating clothes shopping misadventure (vent)
That's about like me when I go clothes shopping... I try on a million things and mybe buy one or two items. For the whole day. But unlike you, I'm an Amazon... 6' tall and it is SO difficult to find anything, top or bottom, that's long enough. Being skinny means nothing if you're not 'average' height.
FWIW, I'll bet you'll be hella cute when your belly gets all round.
I think dressing during early pregnancy is so hard! Until we "pop" it is just chub city and awkward fits. I keep wearing some of the clothes that I have that are normally to big for me and/or are really drapey and I feel like Dorothy Zbornak.
Your Dorothy Zbornak reference made me snort my ginger ale.
I love Dorothy Zbornak! I just do not want to dress like her.
I feel the exact same. I tried buying some work pants yesterday and my regular size was just snug enough, and the size up with just loose enough....I am tired of nothing fitting right. When I go back to teaching, everything is going to be too tight or too loose.