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Stylish & Pregnant: You have to know these 5 Maternity Labels!

Fashion, MUM, Maternity, Pregnancy

Can you be pregnant and still be stylish? Of course you can! And you should. Being pregnant does not mean you cannot keep up with the trends and feel fashionable.

Maternity wear has changed a lot over the last years and a growing belly is no barrier for your fashion wardrobe anymore.

Pick out the trends you like, adapt them to your new body and make sure to have a look at these 5 brands:
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Fragile

Maternity Wear from Antwerp

Already at a young age, Nathalie VleeSchouwer knew exactly what she wanted to do for a living: creating comfortable fashion that flatters pregnant women instead of disguising them unfavorably.
In 1990, the Belgian designer launched her own label: Fragile. Far away from tent-shaped dresses and old-fashioned garments to trendy fashion, that skillfully wraps the mom’s belly. Today, a team of about 40 employees creates clothing for pregnant women under the company name “The Natale Company”.
Fair production, the reduction of the ecological footprint and keeping as many production steps in Belgium as possible are the focus of Fragile. Under the aspect “The pregnancy is a very special phase” Nathalie creates Fragile Maternity Wear, which allows to enjoy this time consciously.

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Slacks & Co.

Elegant maternity wear from Austria

You have an invitation for a dinner or some glamorous event? And you are pregnant? Slacks & Co. designs tasteful Maternity Wear for the special occasion. About eight years ago, designer Tara Meran and tailor Edward Sexton created their first look: tailored trousers that perfectly fit the growing silhouette.
The first Slacks & Co. collection was born during Tara’s own first pregnancy. Today the Austrian brand is established in the international maternity wear market and Tara’s family grew to four children. Slacks & Co. understands what pregnant women really want. Together with Claire Hoyos, mother of two, the team creates stylish looks that make expectant mothers shine.

9 in the mirror
Nine in the Mirror

The online shop for exclusive designer fashion

Pregnant and nothing from your wardrobe fits anymore? The British online shop can help.
Nine in the Mirror presents a special selection of runway looks that can be worn during pregnancy – even up to nine months. Buyer Adriana Chryssicopoulos and marketing expert Tatiana de Boisanger came up with the idea for an exclusive fashion site during their own pregnancies. The two women focus on high fashion and prove that good style is not impossible during these special nine months. This is the ultimate tip for all fans of exclusive labels like Lanvin, Missoni and Valentino. Nine in the Mirror has selected designer items for babies as well.

Photography by Mathieu Cesar for 9 in the mirror/ Natalia Vodianova

Stylish & Pregnant
Paulina

Maternity Wear that celebrities trust

From marketing manager to starting her own business: For lack of wearable maternity wear, founder Peggy Hillig launched her own label. The first Paulina collection with casual basics, classic business looks and elegant outfits was created in 2002. Garments that are inspired by metropolises such as Milan, Paris and New York and that can be worn during pregnancy and far beyond.
In addition to a large following of fashion-conscious mothers, Paulina also counts celebrities such as Claudia Schiffer, Heidi Klum or Mila Kunis to their customer base.

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Mamalicious

Mama-fashion to die for

Minimalism maternity wear for stylish mothers from the Netherlands. Mamalicious designs maternity wear based on the trends from the ready-to-wear collections. “Shape with Style”, is the motto and the Dutch prove that you do not have to compromise on style during your pregnancy.
From party outfits to feminine dresses to maternity jeans, every mum-to-be will find her favorite look.

This article was first published on Lunamum.de
Author: Stephanie Baumgärtner
Translation: Peggy Juche
Slider left to right: Slacks, Paulina, Mamalicious
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