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17 February 2013

Maternity fashion

I found it really difficult to find clothes while pregnant that were stylish, comfortable yet affordable  and I virtually remained in the same few boring tops and dark trousers for 9 months!

With the weather constantly changing from snow to rain and then sunshine, it also makes deciding what to wear to cover your bump quite tricky at times. Ideally it's nice to have a few key pieces that you can dress up or down to suit any occasion and Vertbaudet have some lovely items available that won't break the bank!





Jeans are almost an essential part of a maternity wardrobe and these great value straight-cut style ones come in white, blue and untreated for a bit of variety. Worn with trainers or flats they can create a casual look or when paired with heels or boots they make a great outfit for work or more formal occasions. With an adjustable waist these can expand as your tummy does and the wide stretch jersey panel and mock fly makes them comfortable with nothing to dig in to your bump. In sizes 6-20 there is something to suit most tastes and sizes.





This pretty pink top, which is perfect for the arrival of spring, will provide just the right amount of warmth from the winter wind with its long sleeves without the risk of overheating from the sunshine. The stretch fit and draped panel to the front provide added detail and support as your body changes. This would look lovely teamed with leggings or with trousers - a versatile top.














Being fitted for a bra is really important during the various stages of pregnancy to help cradle your bust properly. With lace trim, under-wire and breastfeeding clips this maternity bra has everything has everything you need from conception to feeding your baby once it arrives. It comes in 3 colours or black, white and coral in sizes 32B to 44F.



Vertbaudet have a lovely collection of maternity wear including dresses, lingerie, sleepwear and coats.


What items are essential for your maternity wardrobe?


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24 July 2012

Fun in the Sun with Vertbaudet

As the sun hasn't been around in quite a while we decided to make the most of the heat yesterday by spending the day in the garden. I inflated the pool, the kids popped on sun hats and cream and we headed outside with various toys and of course the poochie in tow too.



We were allowed to select some items from the lovely Vertbaudet summer range a few weeks ago and this was the best opportunity we have had as yet to put their clothing to the test.

The swimsuit was a lovely fit and the cross back meant there were no issues with straps falling down. It also came in a little bag which is ideal for storing the costume and the frilled waist was a nice little extra.
The T-shirt, hard-wearing shorts and GEOX trainers were loved by Jamster. The cotton was really soft yet strong which provided a comfortable fit, and they were the perfect sizes for him. There are buttons to the sleeves too again providing nice added detail.

The Geox trainers have a special perforated rubber sole which helps to keep feet cool - great for the summer and stylish too. The velcro fastening was secure yet simple to use for smaller hands.


After some time in the pool Minxy slipped into a bright pink backless dress and sat in the shade. The colour and fit were lovely and the elasticated neck band removed the hassle of tying bows to keep the dress up. It is lined which adds to the quality of the dress and had some lovely stitching to the top. This goes nicely with flip flops for a beach look or with sandles for an evening event.

Minxy next popped on a lovely vertically stripped sailor t-shirt with love heart detailing. I really like this top as the neck line is different to the majority of childrens tops and the buttons were a nice added touch. It's pretty and feminine and Minxy commented on how much she liked it. It's a top that could be worn either casually or dressed up.

We had a lovely time in the garden followed by an evening at the park and ice cream.

How have you been enjoying the sun?

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