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My Bump Style: Simple and Energetic- Nifesimi.
Fashion Curator and new mom to a beautiful baby girl, Nifesimi walks us through her pregnancy wardrobe trimester by trimester.
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My pregnancy style was very laid back unless I had to attend fancy functions. For the most part, I wore clothing similar to what I wore pre pregnancy but went a few sizes up. I also found myself wearing more dresses but not a lot of pants or skirts. I mainly recycled old pieces in my wardrobe until they were too snug. Trust me, no one has to tell you when it’s time to start buying clothing in bigger sizes. I was also careful about prints, some prints tend to make you look bigger.
I started needing to wear maternity clothes towards to end of my second trimester. By that time I had gained a lot of weight and couldn’t fit in regular sizes again unless I went 2-4 sizes up.
I felt most comfortable in my go to look- jeans with either a tank or a t-shirt. I was also in love with anything halter style and stretchy fabrics.
My 3 must have maternity accessories would be fitted dress, stylish and comfortable flats and leggings.
Style Tip: My advice is for you to wear what works best for your shape and be confident. The sexiest thing any woman can ever wear is confidence. Play around with different styles and stick to what works best for you; there were times when I would order so many things and had to return. Most importantly, stick to anything that can accommodate your growing bump e.g. stretchy fabrics.
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Vivian Wahyon Bump Style: Simple, Sexy, Stylish, and Comfortable.
Fashion and Lifestyle Enthusiast, Vivian Wahyon who welcomed a cute baby boy just this past week, walks us through her pregnancy wardrobe trimester by trimester.
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I would describe my pregnancy style as simple, sexy, stylish and comfortable. As a stay at home mom with a baby on the way, I am all about saving so what I did in my first trimester was to shop out of my closet. My pre-pregnancy outfits varied in sizes, I wear a small, medium and sometimes large depending on how I want the cut and fitting to look on my body.
In my second trimester, my bump started to peep out. I then wore pieces from my closet that are stretchy and fun while accommodating my baby bump. Around this time, I found leggings, midi dresses and skirts more comfortable, I also found myself wearing more of the medium sizes from my closet.
Style tip: Now that my bump was beginning to show more ( I eat a lot haha!) I opted for more of my fitted looks that were comfortable instead of the loose fitting clothing. I did this to create an illusion of my body looking smaller and focusing more on my bump which is my greatest accessory.
By the third trimester, I started needing maternity jeans because my regular jeans could not fit. Instead of actual maternity jeans, I turned to wearing leggings and I could still get away with stretchy dresses.
My 3 must have maternity accessories will definitely be leggings, midi skirts and dresses because of how comfortable they are and mainly because they are fun to wear. The stretchiness accentuates the bump without making you look bigger then you truly are. I remember my girlfriends asking me why do I always wear fitted dresses? I told them that I wanted the “world” to know that I am expecting a baby.
To be honest I wouldn’t wear anything I can not move in. My biggest of all is staying comfortable.
To expecting moms out there, if you are trying to save a few bucks like myself, always try to shop in your closet first. I wore a lot of things out of my closet and bought a few non-maternity clothing as my bump grew bigger and when the season changed.
I really like the idea of non maternity clothing mainly because I am still able to wear these pieces post pregnancy, unlike actual maternity clothing ( which I did not buy). By the time the temperature dropped in November, I had my chunky knit sweaters and the leggings came in handy to keep me warm.
In short, it was really easy for me to transition my pre-pregnancy style to pregnancy style because, I already had different sizes in my closet.
My advise will be, wear pieces that looks and feel good on your body while accommodating the bump. It is also important to wear clothing that you can breathe in, and are able to move in easily.
Congratulations Vivian and thank you for sharing your pregnancy style with us. Find more of Vivian on her Instagram Page @whatviviwore
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My Bump Style: Feminine, Elegant, and Dynamic -Yuki Akinosho.
Mom of two and fashion lover, Yuki Akinosho who welcomed her second baby this past April, had fun styling her bump! She walks us through her pregnancy wardrobe trimester by trimester. Enjoy!
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My pregnancy style was an extension of my usual style: feminine, elegant and dynamic. For most of my first trimester, my regular clothes complemented my bump.
By the second trimester, I started noticing that regular clothes were not fitting right and as this was my second pregnancy I started adding more maternity outfit from my previous pregnancy. For example, I started to wear maternity jeans, leggings, trousers and the likes. However, I continued to wear other garments that weren’t strictly maternity but that were suitable for my bump.
As my bump grew bigger I generally just transitioned the wardrobe from my previous pregnancy through my third trimester.
My style tip for pregnant mamas would be: be realistic as to what to wear, wear what suits you and works with your bump. You could buy non-maternity pieces, just be sure its a size bigger and it is something you are comfortable in.
Thank you Yuki for sharing your pregnancy style with us. Follow her on Instagram : @yukiakinosho
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