The Dress That’s Carrying Me Through Pregnancy (and the Boots I Couldn’t Resist)

One of the trickiest parts about dressing during pregnancy is figuring out what pieces actually work across different stages. Sure, there are plenty of maternity options out there, but I’ve found myself leaning more toward non-maternity styles that can stretch and adapt as my body changes. They not only feel more “me,” but also promise to stick around after pregnancy—always a win.

Case in point: a simple dress I ordered a few weeks ago that has quickly become one of the most-worn items in my closet. It’s not technically maternity, but that’s what makes it so versatile. The cut works now, with my growing bump, but it’s the kind of piece I know I’ll keep wearing long after this chapter. Since it arrived, I’ve styled it several different ways—sometimes with sneakers for easy errands, and other times with sleek boots when I want to feel a bit more polished.

And speaking of boots…


The Paris Texas Pair That Stole My Heart

I don’t fall hard for footwear very often, but every once in a while, a style comes along that completely hooks me. For me, it was a pair of Paris Texas boots. The obsession started last year when I spotted Eva Chen wearing them, and I swear I haven’t stopped thinking about them since. There’s something about the sleek silhouette, the richness of the leather, and the way they strike the balance between edgy and elegant.

When I finally decided to pull the trigger, they felt every bit as special as I hoped. They’re not the kind of boots I’ll wear for a full day of city walking—but for evenings out, dinners, or days when I’m hopping on the train and just strolling a bit, they’ve been perfectly comfortable. Sometimes that’s all you need: a statement piece that elevates an outfit without feeling impractical.

The best part? Paris Texas doesn’t just stop at one knockout design. Their whole collection is full of drool-worthy options, from glossy knee-highs to textured leather and playful colors. They’re the kind of boots that instantly change the energy of an outfit, no matter how simple the base layer is.


High-Low Styling: Making It Work

The beauty of finding a good dress (especially one that isn’t maternity-specific) is that it becomes the blank canvas for everything else. On more casual days, I’ll throw it on with sneakers and a trench coat for something effortless. But when I want to feel a bit more put together, the Paris Texas boots take it to an entirely different place. Suddenly, the look feels sharper, a little more editorial—even though the dress itself is the same.

It’s a reminder that shoes and accessories often carry the outfit more than the clothes themselves. A versatile base layer lets you experiment with styling in ways that don’t feel repetitive. And right now, when I don’t have the energy (or desire) to reinvent the wheel every morning, that’s a gift.


If You Love the Look But Not the Price Tag…

I’ll be the first to admit: Paris Texas boots are an investment. Worth it? For me, yes. But I also know not everyone wants to spend that much on footwear. Thankfully, there are plenty of great alternatives out there that capture the same vibe without the splurge.

Think structured knee-high boots in classic black or brown leather, with a streamlined shape and a sturdy heel. Many contemporary brands have versions that nail the look for a fraction of the price. It’s less about the exact designer and more about finding the silhouette that works with your wardrobe—something that adds polish without overpowering your personal style.


Dressing for Now, But Thinking Ahead

As I head into the final stretch of pregnancy, I’ve been thinking a lot about clothes that serve me now but won’t feel irrelevant later. This dress has turned into exactly that: simple enough to layer, flexible enough to accommodate my current needs, and timeless enough that it will still be a favorite months (and years) from now.

The boots, on the other hand, are more of a joy purchase—a little indulgence that brings excitement back into getting dressed. And honestly, I think we all need a mix of both. The pieces that quietly carry us through the everyday, and the pieces that make us stop and smile when we see them waiting in the closet.


Final Thoughts

Pregnancy style doesn’t have to mean starting over with a brand-new wardrobe. Sometimes it’s about finding non-maternity staples that adapt to your life, and sometimes it’s about saying yes to something you’ve wanted for ages—like those Paris Texas boots.

Because at the end of the day, fashion during this season (or any season) is about feeling good in your clothes, whether that means sneakers on a Tuesday or statement boots on a Friday night. And if one great dress and one standout pair of shoes can carry me through the last two months, I’ll consider that a win.

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