@taralroberts it's a skirt but it's also Pink Blush! I recommend sizing up if you get it. I am usually a small or medium and I am very grateful I went with a medium. It's not very "maternity" in the fit, which is a good and a bad thing.
I ordered this dress last night for my shower on the 24th. Hoping the fit is good. Anyone else team green have a hard time deciding what colors you want to wear? I wear a lot of blue, and love this color, so I'm thinking I may get a pink necklace and nails, but maybe I'm just overthinking it.
I ordered this dress last night for my shower on the 24th. Hoping the fit is good. Anyone else team green have a hard time deciding what colors you want to wear? I wear a lot of blue, and love this color, so I'm thinking I may get a pink necklace and nails, but maybe I'm just overthinking it.
I am team pink, and I am wearing a denim tunic and black leggings. Last time, I had a boy and I wore an ivory floral print dress to my shower with blush shoes. I wouldn't worry too much about your outfit color and whether you are having a boy or girl, or in your case don't know.
I ordered this one today. Hopefully it fits! I've never ordered from Asos before so fingers crossed. I'm thinking of pairing it with coloured tights and boots. Shower is at the end of November.
I had my shower this past weekend. I wanted to be comfortable so I just wore a t-shirt and maternity jeans. I purchased both at Walmart.com. I received so many compliments on my shirt!
@teachmegs817 did your dress arrive? I got mine yesterday in the mail but I'm iffy on it - I feel like it's not tight / close enough to my body right under by breasts so it has the affect of making me look bigger than I am.
@Chrissyd1203, mine says it is coming tomorrow. I will probably get a chance to try it on tomorrow night or by Saturday. I will let you know. The top part was what I am worried about the most, so I am hoping it fits nicely. I'm a D cup so I am hoping that the girls fill it out and it isn't too big up at the top, or too tight even.
My shower will be November 7th. I think I look absolutely silly in dresses, so I'm going to attempt to copy this as much as I can with the clothes I already own
@chrissyd1203 So mine came. The only way it fits me under my boob area is if I pull the top portion down so that the black part fits snug underneath the boob part, but then makes my boobs pop out like I am wearing a bikini top. I had a feeling I was going to have to find some sort of camisole to wear underneath it, so that will be what I do this weekend. I'm thinking either a navy blue one to compliment the skirt part or I'll try and find a black one with maybe some lace at the neckline. Considering it's a maternity dress, my only complaint about it is that they didn't consider that most of us women would probably want to be covered up, up top in a maternity dress, not popping out of the seams. I do like it otherwise and think it will be very comfortable.
@teachmegs817 thanks for letting me know. I'm sorry to hear about the top part but I actually think a lace cami could look really nice. I'm the one pregnant person who still does not have boobs so my fit issues are a little different. I do think it is really pretty so I was thinking about maybe bringing it to tailor to ask them to take it in right under the boobs.
@kkfl2m+b I'm not worried at all. I love black and grey and that's what I'll be wearing haha. I don't need bright colors to show that I'm happy and glowing lol.
I'm a little late to the party, I just got my dress yesterday! It's a lot different than what most of you ladies seem to be picking, but when I tried it on at Motherhood Maternity, I just couldn't say no to this dress, it's so flattering on the cute little bump. And I love the pop of blue around the collar Anybody have any shoe suggestions though?! I'm having issues with this...
@mandijane423 I would say if you are comfortable in heels, black wedges. If not, black flats or little booties. It is super cute. I have a very similar dress that I wore to my Dr. Seuss themed shower with my first. I wore adorable black wedges.
Update: the dress did not fit Asos doesn't work well with short people I guess!
@mandijane423 I agree with PP, a pair of black wedges would look super cute! But if you're clumsy in heels like I am then I'd go with a simple pair of black or nude flats
@scornwell717 do you think it would fit better once you're bigger? I'm not sure when your shower is..... I'm worried about mine being too long too, I'm only 5'1.
@hannahduff3 the length wasn't too bad surprisingly (of course not as short as it was on the 5'10 model though) but I just didn't fill out the shoulders completely and it was loose in the ribcage. I guess to some companies shorter= sized down everywhere else too!
Anyone not wearing a dress? I was thinking about a nice pair of leggings with boots or heels and a blazer or cardigan. I have a cute dress, but I hate spending money on something I will only wear once.
@meg920 I bought a dress from pink blush but it's short and kinda summery looking, it's supposed to be chilly this weekend which is when my shower is so I've strongly considering wearing a really cute fall outfit maybe leggings/jeans with a sweater and vest and boots maybe? Idk! But def considering it over a dress
@kaym6 I'm totally leaning that way. I just got a new stitch fix box with a thick nice pair of leggings. Shower is November 8th so I thought that would be so much more practical and comfortable!
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@mandijane423 I agree with PP, a pair of black wedges would look super cute! But if you're clumsy in heels like I am then I'd go with a simple pair of black or nude flats