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Gotta Have It: Convert Your Shirts into Maternity Wear
You lucky preggo -- you're cultivating a bump just as empire-waist tops are at the height of fashion. You sailed through the first trimester barely buying anything maternity. But now that you're getting bigger, your belly is starting to play peekaboo -- and do your coworkers really need to see the bump up close?
Make your shirts stretch into the second trimester with Blush Accessories' Topless Undershirt. It's a tube top that begins where your bra ends and stretches over the belly. Continue to wear those cute tees and cropped sweaters well into your pregnancy -- it doesn't matter if they creep up because the undershirt's got the belly covered. Wear it a little lower on the hips to hide how you're still sporting your regular jeans with the button undone (the clingy polyester/rayon/spandex fabric helps them stay up too). Although you might have to retire the tube in the third trimester depending on how big you get, we love it because you can whip it out again in the "fourth trimester" to make sure your postpartum midsection stays undercover when you nurse.
Blush Topless Undershirts retail for $15 and is available in 14 different colors and patterns.
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I actually did some research since my last posted comment and I found the rainbow striped top that is pictured here!! It is on a website called www.5little piggies.com here is the link if anyone is interested. Also I called and spoke directly with someone at the number provided on the website and verified that they have this item in the rainbow stripe and the other colors on their website available and they do! Hope this helps someone. http://www.5littlepiggies.com/market/justformommy/60
4/28/2011 11:48:23 AM Report AbuseI also wanted to know where to find the multicolored tubetop. I went the website for the link provided and they only have black, white & brown not 14 different colors and patterns. Thanks!
4/28/2011 09:30:08 AM Report Abusewhere did you get the cute striped one in the picture. the ones at Blush seemed kind of blah.
12/18/2010 11:39:42 PM Report AbuseI've tried these and they were ok, but tended to slip down after I had the baby and still needed the extra belly coverage. I found the solution....Modest Middles. They are topless, but have straps, so no slipping and are perfect for making normal shirts into nursing shirts. I love them because I need to wear a good nursing bra and Modest Middles allow me to wear it and the cute shirts in my closet. You can find them online at www.modestmiddles.com
12/3/2009 01:17:36 PM Report Abuse