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If winter (read: hibernation season) happens to coincide with your pregnancy, you're in luck. Now is the time for all those slouchy sweaters and oversized silhouettes; you can wear sweatpants pretty much 24/7 and chalk it up to staying warm. That said, if the occasion calls for something a tiiiny bit dressier, that's what I'm here for: I scrolled through thousands of products on Amazon to come up with a list of winter maternity-friendly outfit ideas that mix style with comfort. And since not all of these picks are strictly bump-themed—everyone say a quick thanks to the concept of elasticized waistbands—you'll be able to wear them postpartum.
There are flowy dresses for that holiday party on the docket, colorful puffers for bundling up in, and tons of knitwear for just about everything else. I even threw in some loungewear for good measure, because pregnancy may only be nine months, but a perfectly oversized crewneck is forever.
Try this sleek black turtleneck dress on when you want to go for maximum elegance. Swap heels for tall boots as soon as the temps begin to plummet.
A button-up design is a surefire way to dress something up; the fact that this ribbed mini is ultra-stretchy is just a nice bonus.
The roomy skirt makes this mat-approved, but the trendy design is one you'll want to wear way after the baby arrives, too.
Brighten your wardrobe and your mood with a lime green sweater that's seriously soft.
Possibly the chicest sweater set situation we've ever seen, this ribbed dress and matching cardigan are the perfect date night combo.
This navy vest has slits on each side to accommodate a growing bump. Plus, it's long enough to wear with leggings. You're welcome.
The elasticized waist on this floaty midi skirt is almost (almost) as much of a selling point as its moody micro-floral print.
If you're the kind of person who wants to keep up their workout schedule during your pregnancy: 1) props and 2) pick up this comfy crewneck to wear over leggings or bike shorts.
Pop this structured blazer over a slip dress for an extra layer you'll be thankful for come holiday party season.
If you don't live somewhere where winter is really, truly cold, all you need is a lightweight outer layer—this quilted design is the way to go.
Style this forest green midi with some kitten heels and big earrings for a dinner party outfit you don't have to think about.
Seasonal burgundy meets glittering accents for a swingy mini skirt that's just perfect for holiday parties.
Pro tip: Front slits are a great way to trick people into thinking your leggings aren't actually leggings at all.
We won't blame you if you want to lounge around in this cute romper 24/7.
Crushed velvet makes anything look fancy. You'd never guess these wide-leg trousers are actually a pull-on style.
As versatile as a plain white tee, this knit midi is great for layering and can be styled so many different ways. Start with knee-high boots to stay toasty.
A puffer is definitely a cold-weather essential, but go for the unexpected with this pretty lavender color.
Thanks to the tie around the waist, this camel-colored top looks instantly fancier than a basic long-sleeve.
The best way to make loungewear look less basic? Choose a pattern that makes your sweats feel like a statement. The color-blocking on this pair does the trick.
Now is the time to treat yourself to little luxuries, like a cozy cardigan that has a bit of cashmere in the materials list.
Elly Leavitt is a fashion and luxury commerce editor with over seven years of experience covering fashion and design. Her writing can be found in Harper’s BAZAAR, ELLE, Town & Country, Esquire, ELLE Decor, and more. Previously, she was an editor at Domino magazine. You can probably find her in line at Trader Joe's. You will never find her at SoulCycle.
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