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Bump with Stripes









cardigan-J. W. Anderson for Uniqlo(more cardis here), "tunic"-Style Mint(similar here from Everlane). pants-Gap Maternity, boots-H&M(similar here)

So I just found out about National Stripe Appreciation Day coming up here on Saturday, the 31st! 😀 Which is something as a stripe aficionado I can really get behind, even if it IS just a made-up day to promote the New Spring Arrivals at J.Crew. Of course, stripes are for every season and go great with other prints like the Fair Isle neckline on this sweater. And while this striped top used to be a T-shirt dress, it now serves as a tunic for my growing baby bump, much like the mini-dress from this post. There are quite a few challenges to endure while pregnant (I'll spare you the gory details) but one that I actually enjoy is re-calibrating my style and finding new ways to wear pieces, like this T-shirt dress, that is now a tunic, until further notice.  There you have it folks, stripes and functionality at work in this OOTD. 

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  1. Thanks! That's always nice to hear, but especially at 7 months pregnant!

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