Long-sleeved Tees in Heather Gray, Black, and White
Denim Skirt and Khakis Skirt
Handbag
Slip On SandalsWith the addition of a sweater or jacket for chilly mornings and some yoga pants for cool and rainy days at home, this should work well for the spring.
I thought my maternity wardrobe was pretty small!
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ReplyDeleteMaternity clothes are so much cuter than when I was expecting!
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Looks comfy :)
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Thanks, Girls!
ReplyDeleteKate, for the winter months I had 2 turtlenecks, 2 long-sleeved tees, 2 skirts, and 2 pairs of pants. I have a feeling that I will need a few more shirts for my spring wardrobe, but I haven't found any short sleeved ones that I like enough. Also, Little Man is a lot less messy than he used to be, so I don't have to change shirts a thousand times a day anymore! I expect that I will have to once my new little one is born, though!
Very nice! I hope this stays a good year for maternity clothes!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm pregnant too and have been eyeing off that Gap skirt.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading your blog for a while and love it when you do your fashion entries, so keep them up!
Helen.
Gotta love Gap maternity clothes! They seem to be some of the only maternity clothes that fit and completely cover my ever-growing belly. I can't believe you're past 20 weeks already!
ReplyDeleteI noticed from other posts that you shop a lot at J.Jill and Boden...are they good brands? Long-lasting quality? I need to do some investment shopping!
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