Outfits Lately with Flats (bump friendly)

Maternity Outfits with Flats

Outfit details linked below – this light BP sweater is on sale for $10!
My headboard, night stands & bedding are all linked in this blog post

As many of us have traded heels for flats these days, I wanted to show a few recent outfits that are very comfortable but still feel pulled-together! Everything here is actually not maternity sizing, but happens to be bump friendly

1. Chic Mixed Knits

For meetings, a coffee date, or whenever you want to feel a little more sophisticated! On the bottom left, showing how I often add a hair elastic to a lightweight sweater or tee for a twist-front look (old styling trick from this post). A long trench or knit blazer layered on top always adds instant polish for me, and a printed shoe helps tie together multiple solid neutral colors. I can’t fit into jeans these days, otherwise that would be a comfortable alternative here instead of my ribbed skirt for a less formal-looking outfit!

This longer midi trench coat (see my review) was one of my favorite finds earlier this year. Sizes are running low, but here’s another very similar draped trench in petites on sale!

gibson blazer petite workwear business casual

 

2. Playful print + platforms

For this in-between Summer to Fall weather, I mixed fabric weights and textures here with a soft, fluffier sweater, a more airy pleated chiffon skirt, and leather espadrilles.

how to style a leopard sweater soludos leather flats

TDE purse c/o, 1901 sweater (similar), Soludos espadrilles 5 (also at Shopbop), Uniqlo skirt (similar)

3. Monochrome mom-on-the-go

A very basic outfit, but one that you’re most likely to find me in these days for comfort and practicality! A knee-length dress + duster cardigan creates clean, long lines, and keeping it in the same color family helps it look streamlined. Typically I’d be wearing my staple non-maternity leith ruched dress, but just outgrew it during these last few weeks of pregnancy!

I really wanted a white bump-friendly ruched dress, and while this one isn’t perfect, I’ve been wearing it a ton. I would’ve preferred a better quality cotton material and you do need skin-toned undergarments or shapewear since the white is on the sheer side. I’m always wearing my maternity support shorts anyways which works as a good under layer here. What I DO like about this dress is that the overall fit is pretty good on a shorter frame, including shoulder straps that aren’t too long and neckline not too low – two issues I have with many non-petite tank dresses!

See a similar dress at Target maternity (under $25) or Pink Blush maternity (under $50).

petite third trimester maternity white dress cardigan outfit

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17 Comments

  1. Rona wrote:

    Hi Jean! I love your style and seeing your stories about you and your beautiful family 😊

    I absolutely love the trench coat on you! Are you able to layer with the xxs petite or is it more snug/fitted? I tried on a petite classic trench coat in xxs but I couldn’t layer underneath it (too tight) and was wondering if the long soft trench one would be the same. Thanks! ❤️

    Posted 10.4.20 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Hi Rona, thank you for your kind message! And I’m sorry for the delayed reply – it’s more of a fitted lightweight coat so sizing may be similar to the one you already tried on and couldn’t layer under.

      Posted 10.19.20 Reply
  2. May Phutikanit wrote:

    Love these looks! Especially the tank dress and cardigan. Always so classy.

    Sincerely,
    May

    Posted 9.21.20 Reply
  3. DoAnn wrote:

    Jean, are the Soludos espadrilles small wearing your normal size 5? I read that they run small and wasn’t sure if you encountered this? Thanks!

    Posted 9.17.20 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Hi there – yes I’m wearing my normal size, I didn’t size up but you could go a half size up for comfort. They were not the most comfortable in the beginning and needed breaking in for me, I’ve had them for a few years now though!

      Posted 9.22.20 Reply
  4. GreekGirl wrote:

    Can you review the TDE bag in this post?

    Posted 9.17.20 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      I have loved all of their bags – great size, durable material that’s easy to wipe clean, and versatile design with the removable crossbody strap. This one is a nice shape too but my one comment is the walnut brown color is harder for me to pair, and black or a true tan would be more versatile.

      Posted 9.22.20 Reply
  5. Mireia wrote:

    Super cute and trendy looks!

    Mireia from TGL

    Posted 9.17.20 Reply
  6. Nicole wrote:

    Hi Jean! How do you get your hair bun to stay so full and just the right amount of height? Do you have a tutorial for this?

    Posted 9.17.20 Reply
  7. Angie wrote:

    Hi, love this post! Could you do an updated Chanel post? Thank you!

    Posted 9.16.20 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Thank you Angie! What specifically would you be interested in for an updated Chanel post?

      Posted 9.22.20 Reply
  8. VERA wrote:

    You look amazing!!

    Posted 9.16.20 Reply
  9. Briana wrote:

    Such darling looks as always!

    briana

    Posted 9.16.20 Reply
  10. Lynn wrote:

    I love that Uniqlo pleated skirt! Did you have to get it hemmed?

    Posted 9.16.20 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Hi Lynn, I didn’t get this skirt hemmed but it’s old. It’s actually longer but I roll the waistband up sometimes to wear it shorter like in this photo! Uniqlo no longer has a short one like this but the H&M one is a similar length and a great alternative.

      Posted 9.22.20 Reply

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