No matter how you’re carrying your baby; big all over, carrying high, carrying low or tiny all over, flatter your figure with these tips:

If you’re big all over

From puffy face to swollen ankles, you want to signal that you're pregnant, not fat. Your goal is to emphasize length, not width. Pair a floaty tunic top with plain black pants. The dark head-to-toe silhouette lengthens your torso, which offsets roundness and de-emphasizes girth. Draw the eyes upward to a snazzy neckline with jeweled or embroidery detailing. For your feet, slim flats or wedge heel lengthen your legs. Steer clear of rounded-toe shoes, which can make your legs look stumpy.

If you're carrying low

Your baby rides so low on your frame that you look overdue. Rebalance your proportions by drawing attention elsewhere. You can achieve with a V-neck Empire-waist top lends, which will add definition to your figure and accentuates your blossoming bust line. Keep the focus up top. Throw on a shorter open cardigan to help even out your proportions. And since a low belly can make legs look stumpy, lengthen yours with boot-cut dark pants in a jersey knit or stretch denim paired with a slightly pointed flat shoes.

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