I contacted the retailers I’d had the most (New Look, Dorothy Perkins, Tu at Sainsburys, George at ASDA) and the least (ASOS, JoJo Maman Bébé) success with in the past to see what their process was. Though there is a range of plus-size maternity dresses on the market right now, I was still interested in how maternity clothes were being designed to make them different from regular clothes in bigger sizes. SHOP: The Best Maternity Plus-Size Dresses To Buy Right Nowīuy now Where Can I Shop Plus-Size Maternity Wear? But here are some of the best you can find on the market now.
It's tough to try and find the best maternity dresses on the market it seems. And that’s when I could even get the dresses on.ĭuring pregnancy, a person’s body changes in myriad ways, but it seems that maternity clothing retailers mostly think pregnant people are straight up and down with a beachball glued to their belly button.
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If I was starring in my own pregnancy-themed strip show then they might have been okay, but if I wanted to go to a wedding and not have two-thirds of each tit on full display, they were utterly unusable. Many of the dresses I tried looked delightful on the slender models with perfect handfuls of boob (think tight-fitting cocktail dresses) but positively pornographic on me. Can someone tell maternity clothing retailers this? If I had a fiver for every time I’d watched someone on screen complain about their boobs before realising they are pregnant I’d have enough to buy a house, or at least a decent bra to contain my suddenly-enormous norks. I thought it was common knowledge that when you’re pregnant, your boobs get bigger. I live in London but could find almost no brands with a decent in-store presence, so instead spent two weeks ordering things online and dealing with an endless carousel of couriers, crushing disappointment and returns because nothing was even approaching “right”. I recently tried to find fancy maternity dresses to wear to a party and unwittingly – and I’m trying really hard not to be overdramatic, here – plunged myself into hell.
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