Favorite looks

Recent outfits I've loved on +LOOKBOOK. This is my style inspiration, even though none of it is maternity. I've noticed there aren't many pregnant ladies on these outfit diary sites.

Alexandra's Tumblr

That is a great dress; and it's thrifted! It goes perfectly with the hat and boots.

Nica's Tumblr

I love the oversize jumper with the pattern trousers. Very cute, especially in the snow.

Keit's Blog

This girl is so good with color. She always brings it with an exciting, unexpected color palette. 

Marlen's Blog

Great Layering. I'm from Illinois so I know how hard it is to look stylish in the polar vortex. She makes it look easy.

Monika's Blog

This look is so well put together and stylish. I know I've mentioned it before: I covet those boots by +Timberland.

Sharley's Blog

That shirt. Amazing.

Rose's Blog

The thrifted velvet jacket is so cool with those brilliant gold +Dr. Martens 

Kasia's Blog

I so miss the jumper over a shirt combination. It's not a look that works especially well in maternity.  She's working it!

28 week bloods, whoops

The cardigan is from +Target, the dress is +Topshop, the boots are Aldo. I got the hair styling idea from the Free People Blog.

Fabulous Accessories at FreePeople.co.uk!

I love wearing cardigans like this, even more now that I'm pregnant and nothing fits. Just let it hang at your sides or wrap up nice and cozy. I've had these boots for about 4 years now. The zipper needed fixing before I could wear them for the winter and now they are better than ever. Invest in good boots people!

Getting to my 28 week bloods debacle. I guess my midwife forgot to mention to me that I needed another blood test. I really wish she would have told me before I was so far along! Maybe the baby was just in a bad position the day I chose to make my way to the hospital but walking just hurt. What should have been a 15 minute walk took me at least 30 minutes. When I finally got to the hospital I had to wait 2 hours! The whole day was exhausting.

I just want to mention how much I love the NHS. Seriously. I would much rather have to wait for a blood test when they are really busy than have all the worry and stress that comes when dealing with health insurance in the states. Americans: it doesn't have to be so hard and expensive! I have seen the light! Socialized medicine is not evil; it's awesome. I was just having a little complain. In reality, this is the first time anything has ever gone a bit wrong for me when dealing with the NHS. I love you UK!!