There’s really nothing remarkable about this outfit, but I thought I’d share it anyway to show you my maternity sweater. It’s the only maternity sweater I have, so it sees A LOT of action. Sweater: Gap MaternityJeans: Old Navy MaternityTank top: ExpressBoots: BearPawScarf: New York & CompanyPregnancy: 35 weeks Maternity sweaters are a tricky thing
Remember my ugly shirt? Well I’m certainly getting a lot of wear out of it! On this day I paired it with a black maternity cardigan. This cardigan came with a matching tie belt, but I’m generally not a fan of those long, flimsy things, so I replaced it with this braided yellow one instead.
It’s a pretty safe bet that when you see me in a hat it means I haven’t combed my hair and/or I’m not wearing any makeup. Both were true on this day. I will also confess that I spilled a bit of oatmeal on the front of my shirt on this morning. I just scraped
A cozy knit cardigan and warm leather boots. Quite possibly the perfect winter weather combination. Cardigan: Old NavyTop: Old Navy MaternityJeans: Old Navy MaternityBoots: Steve MaddenPregnancy: 33 weeks
As my belly gets bigger the options in my closet are getting smaller. It’s pretty slim pickings at this point. Now that I’m nearing the end of my pregnancy I really don’t want to buy any new maternity clothes, but I’m also not as prepared as I should have been for this cold Wisconsin weather.
I’ve committed to wearing flats at least once per week now that I’m in my third trimester, so I decided it was time for me to buy some “sensible shoes” to add to my closet. For weeks I looked online and in stores, searching for the perfect pair of flats that would keep my tootsies
Top: New York & Company Cardigan: Old Navy Pants: Liz Lange for Target Maternity Boots: Nine West Pregnancy: 32 weeks I love the versatility and graphic pattern of this top, but mostly I love its colors: black, dark brown, light brown, grey, mustard yellow, and cream. Love this site? Then cast your vote! All
