Under Bump Vs. Over Bump
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Finding the perfect jeans during those times when you were not yet pregnant were a pain in the ass, how much more now that you pregnant?
First of all, why is denim very popular? Denim is actually a staple in anyone’s wardrobe because it is very versatile and flexible. It is very cool to wear even on summer time and it is also not too chilly to wear during winter. This is the same feeling that you too can get when you talk about maternity denim.
You can always wear maternity denim in any occasion. You can surely think of hundreds of things to pair with your denim with the clothes that you have on your closet. You can pick a classy outfit for dressier occasions with a flowy top and platform heels or if you are not comfortable with heels anymore, you can pair it with dainty T-flats with rhinestones or a classic pair of ballet flats. You can also dress it up casually with a t-shirt and some sneakers or boots.
Pregnant women think that they cannot wear low-rise jeans anymore like they used to pre-pregnancy. Actually, you can. There are various styles and sizes in terms of denim for pregnant women. You may actually feel overwhelmed with the many choices you can choose from—brands, styles, cuts, colors, etc.
The key to finding the perfect denims when you are pregnant would have to be taking into consideration your bump. If pre-pregnancy, you were looking for jeans that will fit your legs perfectly and make your butt look perky, this time, and your stomach matters.
There are two types of denims for pregnant women namely the under bump and the over bump. The under bump are styled and comes with a flexible band that is right along in front of your tummy supporting it. It is really comfortable, fit-wise and you can totally deceive people by wearing a longer top and covering the band. The good news is you can still wear this post-pregnancy.
Over bump, on the other hand, comes with a full waist band. This is made from a stretchable fabric that you can use all throughout your pregnancy since it expands and fits no matter how your tummy develops.
So, under bump or over bump?
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