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By Louisa Davies
I thought being pregnant would mean a tricky navigation of the wardrobe, especially as I love jeans and tailored trousers. My wardrobe consists of mainly vintage, street wear and baggy tees so the transition hasnāt been so hard. I havenāt bought one thing this whole time as Iām trying to be as sustainable as possible. The only thing Iāve been shopping is my own wardrobe. Itās amazing how one pair of shorts (the only ones that fit) can look so different with a different top, shoe and bag combo.
Iāve actually enjoyed dressing my body as itās changed throughout these months, which surprises me now, as Iāve tackled body issues in the past, so was apprehensive about my feelings around this shifting period.
I have to give credit to Rihanna and Veneda Carter, they really did pave the way for what pregnancy style could be and gave me confidence to embrace my ever growing bump and to dress as myself.
Maternity Wear is no longer a relevant category. Maintain your style as your bump grows!
By Louisa Davies