maternity street high style

by TRESCHICMAMA on November 3, 2011 · 212 comments

Charlotte from The Fashion Guitar created a winning fall ensemble by sporting an H&M utility jacket, H&M maternity skinny jeans, cool Pistol boots from ACNE and added a quirky touch by throwing on a blood-orange faux-fur scarf also by H&M.

Here Jess from What Would Karl Do experiments with an 80s inspired rocker-chic look by pairing a classic pair of skinny black pants by Camilla and Mark, graphic Tee from Asos and a Zara blazer in hot pink for added fun. Finish off the look with a ladylike hat to add a feminine element to the overall look.

If you’re looking for a little bit of luxe in your maternity wardrobe, what other better way than to add a faux-fur coat! Take Nathalie Bergh as a great example who daily masters a nonchalant urban look composed of basic black Tee and leggins + sport shoes by Lanvin, and adds an understated glam touch with a wild faux-fur coat, Alexander McQueen scarf, Balenciaga cherry bag and Ray Ban aviator shades.

Layering is THE most important styling tip you’ll ever get for your maternity style! Aura Joon looks effortlessly chic by wearing an empire waist cut top that flatters her bump, skinny jeans tucked in knee-high riding boots that keep proportions in line, and a nautical inspired scarf for some added interest. She finishes the look with an olive army button up for a little bit of boyish charm.

Fastest way to liven up a basic ensemble? Accessories! If you don’t believe us then pay attention to what the lovely Sydney from The Daybook Blog is wearing here: classic white button up and light pink cardi both from F21 plus the always trustworthy GAP boyfriend jeans. She then incorporated Nine West heels to elevate the look and added the instant wow factor with a chunky necklace by Pree Brûlée.

Nadia from House36 created a polished casual ensemble by cinching a brown belt over a black maxi dress, denim jacket and the street chic addition of a fedora. Just perfect!

Tagged as: Aura Joon, house 36, maternity clothing, maternity street style, maternity style, Natalie Bergh, pregnancy fashion, the daybook blog, the fashion guitar, what would Karl do

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