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November 2017 Moms
DuchessOfCambridge
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OOTD: Maternity Edition
DuchessOfCambridge
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As my stomach grows, so does my need for style inspo. Here's a place to post our outfits of the day and provide each other with some ideas!
Re: OOTD: Maternity Edition
www.letote.com/maternity
I do like this thread!
Married Since: 7/29/2012
omgosh
also I've always wanted to try stitch fix, but it seems overwhelming and I'm not 100% sure how it works.
How it works: you register and fill out a profile online, they'll ask you questions about your sizing and show you clothing ensembles to choose from to get your taste. Then you schedule a box for a specific date, it's $20 and has five pieces in it. When you get the box you have 3 days to try on the stuff and decide what you want to keep and what you want to send back. If you keep the whole box, you get a discount off your order so many people who like four things will just keep the fifth. You only pay for the stuff you keep and can send the whole box back. If you want to try it out I can give you my referral code and I think that gets you your first box free.
Married Since: 7/29/2012
omgosh
I also got a few pieces that I can build style over these basics which are going to fit the whole pregnancy after and also later returning to prepregnancy size. Like drape jackets and wrap skies or one size romper. The rest is scarves head bands tights or yoga pants and harem pants which I wear anyway .
So I don't think I'll need too many maternity pieces maybe a good pair of jeans . And later I'll get some nursing tops I like . I have a wedding in September so will be making a maternity dress to wear to that and my FIL 70th in october but hopefully the rest I can manage with normal clothes
@Tourmalily that dress is so cute! I love ModCloth
Soft medium knit infinity scarf . And the jacket it a light weight cardigan knit in a Large. I would of bought it in a large even if I wasn't growing as I like the drape and intend to wear it in a layered effect . The style accommodates dropped shoulder seams so the bigger size is fine and will serve multiple winters and crossover seasons
Skirt is a one size fits most wrap around that tie fastens in a hand batik thick cotton . Also new but because I like wearing this style skirt . As it gets colder I have the option of wearing tights under it for warmth or comfort without getting stuck in the Activewear mum look
Events will be at 7 and 8 months almost on the dot since one is on the 9th the other on the 7th or 8th to be confirmed and we are due 8th Nov so unfortunately I'll need a maternity dress to wear
This was yesterday's outfit, a wonderful wrap from Banana Republic, statement bib-style necklace (sorry you can't see it), and Stubbs & Wooten velvet smoking slippers.
https://m.asos.com/asos-maternity/asos-maternity-petite-bardot-dress-with-half-sleeve/prd/6607466
I do believe this is in my near future:
@av2323 that dress is so cute! Want.
As for weekends... I have 2 pairs of shorts and a couple maternity tees for now...