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MATERNITY FASHION: Office-wear


Hello lovelies! I realized that since I had my little angel, I have abandoned maternity fashion even though there are a number of you who are going through that amazing period when you are anticipating your little one. So I decided to continue with that series and break it down a little. Today's post is on office-wear that is suitable for maternity.
Speaking from experience, those nine months were the most trying when it came to making wardrobe choices. It's quite easy to get into a rut of wearing dress-tops and leggings. Below, I've put together more more office-appropriate outfits. 

1.Wrap dresses
These are feminine and classy and very versatile. You will be able to wear it after your baby comes!
2. Maxi dress
 The beauty of maxi dresses when worn during maternity is that no matter how big your stomach gets, chances are the dress will remain long and flowy and not get hiked up to an uncomfortable length. A striped maxi dress calls for attention and takes the attention away from your baby bump. You can either add a belt or do without.

3. Blazer/Cardigan
A blazer or cardigan worn over your maternity dress will turn it from just another maternity dress to make it office-appropriate. Add a belt or brooch to complete the outfit.

4. Knee-length dresses



5. Trousers
I didn't wear trousers much during my maternity, but there might come a time when you need a change from all your maternity dresses.
What do you think is the most office appropriate? Do share...

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Happy Tuesday and thank you for stopping by!

xo

Audrey

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