Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Maternity Dresses - Selecting the Styles For the Seasons

When you're pregnant, your wardrobe will easily go through at least three seasons of the year. For instance, if your pregnancy began in the spring season, your maternity dresses will change with the passing seasons from spring to summer to fall and finally to winter. Indeed, being pregnant is no reason not to be trendy at any stage, every season and also any level of glamour.


Let's start with the spring wardrobe. We suggest knit maternity clothes in solids with a few intriguing details. You'll be able to mix and match these outfits together with a number of personal accessories to take them from the office to weekend. As an example, a blue knit dress with a v-neck might be paired with a feminine blazer, a strand of pearls and heels for work while the weekend girl can match the same dress with a soft cardigan, cool necklace along with flat shoes.


For the summer months, you'll want to wear sundresses, maxi dresses and tube top maternity dresses in most hem lengths. Oh, of course, exhibit some skin during the summertime because that is precisely what the season is about! Naturally, for work functions, you may have to cover up but as a weekend warrior, you'll want to flaunt your creamy skin and sexy shape in clingy outfits created from materials like jersey, knit and spandex.


Autumn means covering up to reduce the chill but that doesn't mean covering up your sense of style in heavy clothes either. Instead, you should think about the merits of layering one item of clothing over yet another to achieve an elegant result while staying comfortable while in the chill. Opt for autumn colors because these complement any expecting woman's skin tone - warm and yet in some way hot in its aura.


And thus, when looking for maternity dresses, you ought to learn how to combine alluring with comfort by showing skin on your arms, shoulders and legs while highlighting your growing belly. Be like Heidi Klum and you'll conquer the world of maternity fashions!

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