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The hot trend for expectant parents is to hire a photographer for a pregnancy photo shoot of the couple and their unborn child. Is it art or vulgar?

The Fall 2010 collection from Motherhood Maternity® brings today’s expectant women hot styles fresh from the runways, specially fit to complement her new shape at an appealing price.

Sometimes it’s difficult for expecting mothers to find the latest styles in sizes that their changing bodies. Marvelous Girl has found these great garments that are chic and essential to have in your wardrobe this spring:

Are you or someone else you know breastfeeding or planning on it? This would be a great gift for nursing moms! Uddercovers.com is having a special through March 1st where you get a “gift pack” that contains one nursing cover, pair of milk bands, nursing bracelet and a set of breast pads for $5 + S&H. The set is usually $46 so a 90% discount!

This is Heidi Klum’s fourth pregnancy, and she definitely still holds the title for hottest mom-to-be. Heidi recently spoke to PEOPLE about her maternity style…

Heidi said that she doesn’t shop at maternity stores. “I love to be creative and find cute things in between,” she says. “It’s about finding good shapes. Cool tops. Right now for example, I love the skinny pants and blousier tops, and then when I get bigger, I like to bring the form back to the body. Then I like to show it off.”

Heidi’s favorite maternity garment? Balenciaga’s black jeans. “They are super stretchy, and they are not very high, so you can kind of fit them under the belly. The bump on top can still grow,” she says. However, just for an everyday look Heidi says, “I love the lumberjacks and the ripped jeans. They are comfortable. I love over-sized t-shirts and jeans.”

To learn more about Heidi’s pregnancy, click here.

So you’re pregnant or maybe you just have a long torso, either way standard shirts just don’t fit. Nothing is more annoying than looking like you bought your clothes at Baby Gap, right?

Well, if you like the look of layering then you’ll a topless undershirt from Blush Accessories. The shirt is worn like a tube top, but around the waist, and is made of a poly/rayon/spandex blend, allowing a huge amount of stretch and great support.

Unlike a tank top or long shirt, it does not have straps which cause your undershirt to constantly ride up. It stays put without having to always readjust. Without straps, you are not limited to where the length of your shirt falls.

Topless undershirts are available for $15 on www.toplessundershirt.com.
As our bodies change, it is nice to have an accessory the helps our clothes adapt to our ever-changing shape. Keep the wardrobe you already have and use the {topless undershirt} to help cover your belly as your shirts start to ride up. If you are at the stage where you are unbuttoning the top of your pants, use the undershirt single layered or doubled over to help hold them up and hide your exposure! This way you can wear the jeans you already have before having to wear maternity ones. If you are planning to nurse, continue to wear the undershirt so you can lift your shirt without exposing your tummy and back. This product helps add extra support and add a variety of outfits to your wardrobe. muffin top