I caught up with Page today as she is down to the last
few weeks of her pregnancy. This is baby number three and she is feeling a bit
uncomfortable and really is looking forward to the arrival of her new bundle of
joy. Here are some thoughts that I discussed with Page as dressing daily is a
bit more of a challenge.
1. Wear nothing clingy or tight. Choose fabrics like
cotton or linen that breathe. Stay away from polyester or silk as the heat of
summer begins to set in.
2. Dresses, maxi dresses and skirts are great options
as you may begin to feel body parts rubbing against one another which is
never pleasant!
3. Choose a full body panels that come up over the belly
under the breasts, versus items with panels that hit below the belly
4. Time to
give up heels and pull out the ballerina
flats, thong sandals or fashion sneakers for comfort in avoiding swelling of
the feet.
5. Hit the sales racks and purchase shorts one size smaller than you
are now, to wear once you have delivered. Most women will not be back in their
own clothes for at least a few month.
6. If you have a
job where business professional attire is a
must, keep one well fitting darker tone pant in navy or black and a neutral in
deep stone or khaki and simple tops that can be paired with the pants. Choose
tops that will work while you are on maternity leave and ok if discarded once
you return to your job.
7. Continue focusing on jewelry that hits right above the
chest to draw the eye upward and not towards the growing region.
8. Purchase a
shrug that will grow with you and then later work after you deliver to wear for
warmth and privacy when nursing.
Lastly, if you have recently become pregnant this is a great time to hit the rack for much larger sizes to wear this fall and
early winter from this past season. There are still a few great pieces out
there.
As for Page, I told her I turn on the television
routinely in the morning to see what she
is wearing. As far as I am concerned, she could wear a bag and still be
beautiful. I thank her for allowing me
to dress her and watch her grow and be a part of the pregnancy from Stretch
Marks to Stilettos!
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