Not only is there life after baby, there’s style too. Revamp Your Closet – A Postpartum Style Guide
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Whether you gave birth vaginally or via cesarean section, comfort is priority when getting dressed post-pregnancy. Once us new moms find time in the day to actually get dressed, we throw on oversized tees and no pants, sports bras and tights, sweatshirts and sweatpants. Even so, you can still build a trendy postpartum wardrobe that is both comfortable and foolproof.
Activewear
Taking care of a newborn is indeed a workout so why not dress for the occasion?
Adam Selman Sport
The black is slimming, the lace-up is stylish and the high waist will keep you comfortable
Fabletics
In love with this bandana print and sports bras allow for easy access when breastfeeding
Cozy Sweats
You’ll feel swaddled like a newborn baby
The Mayfair Group
A reminder to be kind to yourself
John Elliott from WELL(UN)KNOWN
Oversized and with a front pocket to store pacifiers? WIN WIN!
Free-Flowing Dresses
Zara
These satin-slips are versatile. You can head out for dinner or head to bed
Monki from ASOS
No toxic chemicals are used in growing organic cotton so worry not when baby is laying on your chest
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About the author
Aneesha DuBois
Aneesha DuBois' professional career spans across music, sports, pop culture and fashion. She held roles at Music Choice in New York City, Comcast Sportsnet in Washington, DC, she was an Associate Producer at E! News Now and the former Fashion PR Director, Americas for all brands under Australian Fashion Labels.
In 2019 she launched luxe ecommerce company Well(un)known which focuses on emerging brands. She also serves as the site's Creative Director. The same year she also became a mother to a baby girl named Poppy.
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