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Regular Clothing To Maternity Fashion? Here Are The Best Ways To Do It!

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Regular Clothing To Maternity Fashion? Here Are The Best Ways To Do It!

How to Turn Regular Clothing Into Maternity Fashion

We all know that maternity clothing is expensive…

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So if you could get away with not buying maternity clothing at all – imagine how much money you would save! Thousands of dollars!

Here is how to turn all your normal clothing into maternity wear for the short time you are pregnant.


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1. Invest in a Set of Belly Bands

Belly Bands are so useful during pregnancy – and in the few months after your baby is born. Not only do they allow you to wear all your usual tops and shirts, but they also keep everything where it should be!

Black and White belly bands are essential – but if you can get them in a few other of your favourite colours – they really extend your maternity wardrobe and can add a pop of colour to dark-coloured clothing.

2. Use a Hair Tie To Extend The Waist on Jeans and Pants

The great thing about adding a hair tie to “stretch you a little of give” is that you don’t have to hack up your pants. Not to mention, the elastic in hair ties stretches to provide a comfortable amount of space to breathe. Put aside the scissors, and take a deep breath; you’ve got this.

You won’t have to give up your jeans just because you’re expecting a child!

3. Buy Bra Extenders

Throughout pregnancy, your bust size can change, and the bra extender can let you reuse your existing bra for a more snug fit! When you first notice that your bra is going back to a lower size, it may feel overly stiff or unpleasant.

During early pregnancy, it might be difficult to predict how much your breasts will develop. To prevent purchasing the incorrect bra size, you can use an extender.

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4. Grab Out Your Flowy Maxi Dresses

A maxi dress is an excellent choice for every occasion and location, whether you’re going to a summer wedding, a picnic in the garden, or even the post office. They are comfy and adaptable, while simultaneously immediately boosting any appearance, regardless of how relaxed and pregnant you seem to be in them.

5. Wrap Dresses Are Great for a Growing Belly

Wrap dresses are one of the most pregnancy-friendly dress styles since they are both simply beautiful and incredibly comfy. Your tie-waist dress will allow you to tighten it over your stomach while you are in the first trimester of your pregnancy; but, as your baby grows, you will most likely be able to cinch it just beneath your bust.

Extra hint: breastfeeding mothers will find that wrap dresses are the most comfortable option.

6. Add a Pair of Leggings to Any Shorter Style Dress That Will Accommodate Your Belly

The most ideal pregnancy leggings will provide support for your evolving body while also being so comfortable that you find yourself reaching for them on a regular basis. If you suffer from severe itching during pregnancy, a horrible symptom I was never warned about, it will be a great relief! 

They will also fit you once the baby is born, so you won’t have to worry about buying new ones.

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7. Borrow Clothes From Your Hubby!

Take the baggy button-down shirt that belongs to your husband: Wear it open with a pregnancy tank top beneath, or snap it up, cinch it just below the bust to enhance shape, and match it with maternity leggings for a lovely menswear-inspired look.

Fashionable maternity clothing is worth splurging on, but your spouse’s pyjamas—oversized T-shirts, sweatpants, boxer shorts—may be just as good.

8. Use Your Oversized Coats

If you’re pregnant and looking for a stylish way to stay warm and comfortable during colder months, consider incorporating oversized coats into your maternity fashion. To do this, choose a coat that is one or two sizes larger than your usual size to accommodate your growing belly.

Layer the coat with different clothing items, such as a cozy sweater, leggings, and boots, for a chic and comfortable look. You can also accessorize with a scarf or statement jewelry to elevate your outfit.

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Got Other Ways To Turn Regular Clothing Into Maternity Fashion? Let Us Know And We Will Gladly Add It Up To Our List!

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Jody Allen is the founder of Stay at Home Mum. Jody is a five-time published author with Penguin Random House and is the current Suzuki Queensland Amb...Read Moreassador. Read Less

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