Week 40 fashion

inluv4life2

I have decided to start wearing crop tops exclusively. Not one of my shirts covers my belly so why not just go for it and rock out with my bump out.

I've already been sporting VPL for months. The shame is gone.

Anyone else ready to take some serious fashion risks these last weeks?

1linedrawing

PeachLove25

I think after what DH saw go down in the delivery room, I'll never get banged again either.

Rock those sweats! He's about to see much worse!

pinkgrl84

Egh I am stuck in the middle phase where my maternity clothes are too big and my pre-pregnancy clothes don't fit.  I am just rocking the maternity clothes and hiking up the pants all day and wearing baggy shirts for now lol.

Rosie137

I wore sweats out of the house today, I'm overdue and will no longer be wearing jeans.

BecksHRN

I gave up on my own shirts last week. Only wearing real pants if I leave the house. Totally overrated. Now 38+5 and living in nursing sleep bras (OMG the best) DH's tees, and scrub pants. Add a nursing tank instead and that's probably my uniform do the next 6 weeks.

cksmith29

I have decided that leggings are acceptable professional work attire. No one has dared telling me otherwise.

goobermom

Leggings and yoga pants when I have to be out of the house....giant T-shirt, no pants, and a robe when I'm at home.
Tomorrow is my last day of work! Then I can live in my robe

funchicken

I had to stop wearing my maternity jeans last week because the seam was pushing on baby's head and pissing her off. I'm down to dresses that make me look like a whale or a pair of Gapbody pants that are really all I want to wear.

littlepig2

@bribbon number 2 is my favorite option!

inluv4life2

I'm taking DD to preschool in a few and I am dressed like a hobo. A legit hobo. And I DGAF!

hopefuldog

Why oh why are maternity clothes not made to fit until the end? This is a universal problem it seems, so why can't they make the clothes a little bit longer/bigger?! Anyone want to become a millionaire and start a new maternity line that actually fits!

My full panel maternity jeans are barely a demi panel by now... So uncomfortable! And I'm constantly tugging my shirts down.

shellbell3845

I have about 4 shirts that fit. Pants are mostly still okay. There's a hole in one of my best shirts, but I will continue to wear it with a sweater over it. (This is similar to my technique of wearing scarves to hide stains...classy.)

fiestlylil1

If I'm in the house, I'm in sweats or pajama pants.  If I absolutely have to go outside, I have 1 pair of maternity jeans (that don't fit well) or velour track pants.  Very classy.
None of my maternity shirts cover my belly anymore,  So I wear DH's  XL t-shirts.

notreal2

fiestlylil1 said:

If I'm in the house, I'm in sweats or pajama pants.  If I absolutely have to go outside, I have 1 pair of maternity jeans (that don't fit well) or velour track pants.  Very classy.
None of my maternity shirts cover my belly anymore,  So I wear DH's  XL t-shirts.

My velour pants are my dress-up pants.  I figure their furriness makes them fancy enough for work.  I refuse to listen if I am wrong.

shellbell3845

notreal2 said:

fiestlylil1 said:

If I'm in the house, I'm in sweats or pajama pants.  If I absolutely have to go outside, I have 1 pair of maternity jeans (that don't fit well) or velour track pants.  Very classy.
None of my maternity shirts cover my belly anymore,  So I wear DH's  XL t-shirts.

My velour pants are my dress-up pants.  I figure their furriness makes them fancy enough for work.  I refuse to listen if I am wrong.


I dare someone to tell you you're wrong, just like I dare someone to tell me yoga pants aren't business dress.

fiestlylil1

notreal2 said:

fiestlylil1 said:

If I'm in the house, I'm in sweats or pajama pants.  If I absolutely have to go outside, I have 1 pair of maternity jeans (that don't fit well) or velour track pants.  Very classy.
None of my maternity shirts cover my belly anymore,  So I wear DH's  XL t-shirts.

My velour pants are my dress-up pants.  I figure their furriness makes them fancy enough for work.  I refuse to listen if I am wrong.

I wore the red ones out to my parents for dinner one night.  DH and my brother mocked me the whole night, called it my Santa outfit.  Needless to say, they both received some colorful words and a couple middle fingers.

pinkgrl84

I'm sorry...I obviously can't read today and missed the 40 weeks part :-(  Didn't mean to be insensitive ladies!  Please forgive me!

Akrani

Junebugz1 said:

It's a good transition to possible future toplessness. Shirts just get in the way of BF & pumping. :-)

Still have an inside baby but I'm already with you. Bras feel suffocating thanks to the expanding ribs. The second I walk in the door after work, it's bra & pants off.

Planning to celebrate LO's Birthday by sporting by Birthday suit