Pregnant Interview Attire

PhDMomma

So, I got an interview for my dream job today (which is awesome). It's a assistant professor position in academia at a large research university. Currently I am 26 weeks pregnant (with a obvious bump). The interview will be in the middle to end of this month (although the position itself would not start until summer, this stuff typically has a fairly long lead time). My question is what to wear, or where to find it? Typically, these interviews at 2 days, and on the day I've given a seminar before I've worn a suit, and on the other day pants or a skirt with a blazer. Does anyone have any ideas? My maternity wardrobe is sorely lacking in nicer things, as at my current institution most days I can just wear jeans. Thanks in advance

minirella

I have a black dress from Target that I found on sale for $8. I get lots of compliments on it. It basically looks like one of those suit dresses (knee length) but without the blazer component.

Helenahhandbasket

Do you have any working mom friends you can borrow from?

MommyAtty

I got pants, skirts, and tops from Motherhood Maternity (look at their clearance racks!) and paired those with non-maternity jackets, unbuttoned. And I got several nice dresses from Target that I got tons of compliments on. I also wore those with non-maternity jackets. I frankly think Target was higher quality than Motherhood Maternity at a fraction of the cost.

Beevol

I would do slacks (either maternity or regular with a bella band), a blouse (I love the one @emmyg65 linked to!) and a blazer from one of your suits unbuttoned. Unless you're in a really corporate environment, I think a full on suit isn't necessary for an interview, especially when you're pregnant. 

PhDMomma

Awesome, thank you for the advice. I've got some shopping to do it looks like, but at least now I have a good idea of where to look.