Tan Wedge

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Sexy in maternity clothes?

The short and simple answer to this question many years ago would have been a straight out "NO!" I remember seeing maternity wear which either looked like big tents, unflattering overalls or dresses with little ducks and peter-pan collars on them.  I remember thinking that I would probably have to hide for the next nine months should I ever find myself pregnant. How things and especially fashion has changed! Thankfully, these days there are plenty of options for pregnant mums to look sexy and show off their new voluptuous figure.

Showing off your curves
In fact the range of maternity fashion out there not only allows you to be fashionable but also enables you to find clothes to maintain your own unique style. For those of us who now enjoy showing off our new naturally enhanced bust, empire line dresses and tops are perfect. The empire line replaces your waistline to give you shape and allows extra room for your bump to grow. Strappy and sleeveless dresses in this style are prefect for a more casual look on the weekends. Maternity wrap dresses which feature a belt under the bust achieve the same effect and are often a good choice for work.
Thanks to the joys of jersey materials and lycra, there are a great many more styles can be adapted for maternity clothing these days. T-shirt dresses can simultaneously hug your figure and be comfortable to wear. By teaming them with a pair of maternity leggings, you can wear them in winter or summer.
For more special occasions, strapless or halter neck dresses will allow you to show off a bit more skin. A good way to make sure you don't overdo it though is to go for a maternity maxi dress as showing  off every available bit of skin tends to border on looking a bit cheap.

If you want to be a bit more discreet…
There are also some great options for women who aren't yet ready to let everyone know that they're expecting (especially in the first three months) or would simply prefer to cover up more. Tunic dresses are still ever so fashionable and are a very stylish option - a length that finishes above the knee looks very smart at work. Maternity jeans with a stretchy belly band can also look sexy and modern, especially in the skinny style. On top, you can either wear a looser top if you feel that's more your style or a fitted maternity T-shirt that shows off your beautiful bump. Plus, don't forget the accessories – a pair of heels teemed with maternity dresses or jeans will always add that extra va-va-voom. I'm a bit clumsy myself, so I found myself wearing wedges while I was pregnant, just to make sure I was a bit more stable.

Where do I find these maternity styles?
The best place to find maternity clothing is online, especially if you're already a busy mum. Not only are you more likely to find a l large range of clothing (as maternity shops tend to be scattered all over the place), but you can also score yourself a bargain. I would strongly suggest typing in "maternity sale" into google and do a local search so you don't have to pay too much for postage. You should be able to find a pretty good selection

So, it seems it is not just possible to look sexy while you're pregnant but also easy. In fact, I remember a friend telling me a story about how when she was heavily pregnant, she was chatted up by a certain famous Australian cricketer. (I think we can take a good guess who this might be!) The story is a little bit "Eeew" but also a bit funny and its nice to know that while we might not be feeling particularly sexy ourselves when we've got a huge belly, that there are those who may be admiring us from afar (or not so far…)

About the Author

Tania Tan is a mum, maternity stylist and owner of a new online maternity shop called MaternitySale. It stocks the brand Eve of Eden Maternity at discount prices and is a great place to find affordable, stylish maternity wear. Her Blog features more maternity style tips and her experiences of being pregnant and mum to a naughty but adorable toddler.

What kind of shoes should I wear to my bigger brothers wedding?

He is having a wedding with no dancing or drinking. I have a white/black/tan looking a-line dress. It's really cute. My date is 6 feet and I don't want to wear heels and I'm taller than him. I'm 5'6. I'm thinking of a wedge or pumps? What do you think.

well, your date is 4 inches taller than you if he is 6ft. you heel will have to be 5 inches for you to be taller than him
so i think you can safely wear the wedges as it will really compliment your figure.
also remember you wont be dancing so if you are going to be taller than him it wont be obvious.
pumps are not as dressy and sexy as a wedge.

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