The Spring Pieces Every Expectant Mother Should Have

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If you’re expecting a new addition to your family in the coming months, congratulations! Pregnancy is a beautiful and exciting thing—and getting dressed for this chapter is, too. Shopping for spring maternity outfits can be a trying task, but it doesn’t have to be. We tapped Nasiba Adilova, co-founder of The Tot, for the latest trends that all expectant mothers are wearing this season. 

“This spring, maternity style is all about being casually cute and majorly comfortable with a focus on warm tones, stripes, and simple florals,” she shares. According to Adilova, this season’s maternity clothes can be both dressed up and down—and when you’re expecting, practicality is a must.

Adilova is also seeing lots of smart wide-leg pants that’ll look perfect with a pair of sneakers or mules. As for dresses? “Think beachy, boho chic with draped maxi dresses that you’ll want to wear even when you’re not pregnant and short ‘bell-sleeved’ dresses with a flattering empire waistline,” she says.

Ready to top off your maternity wardrobe? Shop our favorite pieces for this season’s trends. Along with the versatility, these styles won’t compromise your style and comfort for a growing baby bump. Check them out now.

With these pieces are part of your sartorial repertoire, you'll be the most stylish mother-to-be out there.

Dale Arden Chong
Dale Arden Chong
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Dale Arden Chong is the Senior Fashion Commerce Editor at ELLE.com, where she edits and reports on the latest trends, labels, and designers in the fashion space to bring you the best items that will elevate your wardrobe. She has a robust knowledge of high-quality design, construction, and materials based on testing hundreds of products over her eight-plus years in the industry, writing stories for Glamour, Who What Wear, Entertainment Tonight, and others. Dale graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism with a degree in Journalism and a minor in Communication Design. In 2015, she was a finalist for the National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Award.