Home / Life 8 maternity styles to love all pregnancy long Look your best. Feel even better. By Dr. Holly Ruhl June 6, 2016 Rectangle A maxi dress. A photo posted by Plum Pretty Sugar (@plumprettysugar) on Sep 4, 2014 at 10:25am PDT Whether it’s a wedding or a day at the zoo, a maxi dress can(almost) literally be worn anywhere. Justthink of how many times you could rock this dress during your pregnancy. Our friends at PlumPretty Sugar have a line of maternity maxi dresses that are sure to makeyou (and your wallet) smile. For a boho effect, they recommend adding layeredbracelets to get that artisan feel. For evening events, they recommend pairingmatching heels to dress up the look. A luxe set of pajamas. A photo posted by Plum Pretty Sugar (@plumprettysugar) on Nov 12, 2015 at 4:39pm PST Who needs a hospital gown when you can wear a light andgorgeous set of jammies after labor? Bring on the visitors! Plus, a stylish pair of maternity PJs can be worn throughoutyour pregnancy and even while nursing baby. According to our friends at PlumPretty Sugar, they are “perfect for easy mornings and lazy evenings.” We knowmama, we can’t wait for jammie time either. Looking for a few maternity must-haves for your growingbump? Maybe you want to create the perfect minimalist capsulewardrobe to get you through the next 9 months. Or perhaps you are simply in themood to splurge on a few pregnancy pieces that won’t break the bank. Whateveryou are looking for, we’ve got you covered—from head to toe, mama. Consider these pregnancy style essentials your go-to shopping list for the next 9 months and beyond— Leggings. A photo posted by Motherhood Maternity (@motherhoodmaternity) on May 26, 2016 at 7:11am PDT Almost as versatile as jeans—and definitely more cozy—leggingsare a simple way to feel great during your pregnancy…even in those lastuncomfortable months. Wear them with tunics, button-downs, dresses, or sweatersand fret no longer about buttons and zippers. Hey, they should be banned duringpregnancy, anyway, right? An oversized button-down shirt. A photo posted by Jess Koehler (@jkoehler) on Jan 17, 2016 at 7:27pm PST Talk about comfy chic. Pair with leggings, jeans, or shortsfor a casual but polished look. Not happy with the selection in the women’sdepartment? Head for the men’s section—or better yet, raid your partner’scloset. He won’t mind, especially with how charming you make his wardrobe look. Boyfriend jeans. A photo posted by Motherhood Maternity (@motherhoodmaternity) on Feb 29, 2016 at 1:48pm PST A little looser in the leg, boyfriend jeans can be wornthroughout your pregnancy. Plus, they can be dressed up or down and worn withalmost any shoe in your closet. (We recommend a super comfy flat or bootie.) Pro tip: Invest inan inexpensive bellyband to turn any jeans into maternity wear, from the first trimester allthe way through to the fourth. Who said you needed to buy expensive maternityjeans to look this good? A super-soft dress. A photo posted by Lindsay Pruitt (@madetothrive) on May 23, 2016 at 2:45pm PDT Whether you like them long or short, every mama needs atleast one dress that shows off her bump. You are gorgeous. Flaunt yourpregnancy glow while you can. Pair with flip flops, flats, or sneakers for a casual dayout. And last but not least? A long sweater. A photo posted by Expecting Models (@expectingmodels) on Jan 18, 2015 at 8:19am PST Nothing says comfy (and flattering) like a long sweater wornwith leggings or jeans. Perfect for work or weekends, this is one of the mostversatile pieces to own during pregnancy. Pro tip: Wear alayer under your sweater in case one of those infamous pregnancy hot flashesstrikes. An empire tunic. A photo posted by Jessica Simpson Collection (@jessicasimpsonstyle) on Jan 22, 2014 at 1:56pm PST Re-discover your waistline with a tunic that will make yousparkle. Long, flowy hems mean you can wear them with almost any bottom,including leggings. Yesssss. Pair with a long necklace to elongate your torso while bringingfocus to your brag-worthy baby bump. Bonus: Tunics with an empire waist tend to accentuate the ladies up top. Who said pregnancy hormones didn’t have their perks. ? The latest Mental Health How to beat the winter blues as a mom: 4 therapist-approved tips Parenting The stages of motherhood that will break your heart (in the best way) Holidays 10 things stealing your holiday joy (and how to ditch them) Life My new year’s resolution? To unleash the power of being gentle in a hard world