When you're expecting, your body changes along with your wardrobe. Even if it's for the best reason, you need to feel beautiful and comfortable more than ever—so there's no way you're leaving your style behind!

You don't need to spend all your savings on new clothes: just make the right choices and pick the must-have fashion pieces. Elora shares our tips for staying stylish throughout your pregnancy.


Moms-to-be, choose comfortable clothing

The more your belly grows, the more comfort you need. To keep your style while feeling as comfy as if you were in pajamas, go for comfortable basics. These essentials are every mom-to-be's best friend! They'll be with you throughout your pregnancy and even after, during your post-partum.

We recommend investing in a flowy dress, a stretch dress, leggings, stretch t-shirts, knit sweaters, flowy blouses, and one or two pairs of maternity jeans. Take a closer look at your current wardrobe—we're sure you'll already find some wearable pieces like leggings, jackets, or flowy shirts.

The best fabrics to choose for maternity wear

Fabrics are also very important when choosing your maternity clothes. They should be comfortable, easy to wash, and ideally, eco-friendly.

Expecting mothers are especially sensitive to the effects of fabrics due to their more delicate skin and exposure to chemicals. Plus, synthetic materials tend to make you sweat more. That's why we recommend choosing clothes made from more natural fibers, with fewer chemical treatments and eco-friendly manufacturing processes.

Among the best eco-friendly fabrics to choose when you're expecting, you can turn to:

  • Organic cotton: super soft, it's also become affordable and is now found in many clothing collections.
  • Linen: an excellent choice, as it has the advantage of being thermoregulating. Whether it's hot or cold, linen will feel great to wear throughout your pregnancy!
  • Tencel (or lyocell): comfortable and silky to the touch, tencel is made from natural materials without toxic treatments. Its fluidity makes it a favorite among pregnant women


Style ideas for moms-to-be

Pregnant woman: how to dress in winter

Pregnant in winter? It’s actually pretty easy to find stylish outfits without breaking the bank!

Take a look in your closet for loose-fitting sweaters and oversized cardigans. For outerwear, you can keep your favorite coat and pair it with a chunky, soft-knit scarf if you can’t button it up anymore.

For shoes, go for flats or low heels for maximum comfort. Boots and ankle boots will be your best friends this winter. For bottoms, you have several options: invest in maternity jeans, bring out your long elastic-waist skirts, or opt for leggings.

The must-have when it’s cold? Warm faux leather leggings or a long skirt, paired with an oversized camel cardigan and flat-heeled boots!

How to dress for spring when you’re pregnant

In spring, the weather gets milder but rainy days and cool mornings are still around. It’s best to mix lighter outfits with warmer pieces to stay cozy.

There are plenty of options for moms-to-be. You can choose a stretch tee like the timeless striped top, paired with a soft cardigan, maternity leggings or jeans, and your favorite white sneakers.

You can also go for a long dress, which is so comfortable when you’re expecting. Add a faux leather biker jacket or blazer for a look that’s both stylish and comfy.

How to dress for summer when you’re pregnant

In summer, flowy dresses are a pregnant woman’s best friend. They’re so comfortable to wear and make getting dressed effortless. You’ll look fabulous in no time and are sure to get compliments!

When it comes to cuts, treat yourself. Stretch dresses highlight your beautiful bump, while looser or flowy styles are best chosen with a V-neck or wrap design to show off your neckline. Just add a few accessories, put your hair up, slip on your favorite sandals, and you’re all set.

A long skirt paired with a flowy top and a hat is also a great choice for a comfortable and stylish maternity look.

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