LuLaRoe As Maternity Clothes-My Honest Review

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Being pregnant is a wonderful time in a woman’s life, but not one that I’ve experienced. However, I have heard from many women that dressing during a pregnancy can be very challenging. Your body is changing. Nothing is comfortable. You don’t feel pretty. You might feel like you have lost your personal identity. While I might not be pregnant, I can understand this struggle (Click HERE to read my struggle). So, I invited some friends who are expecting to help me review LuLaRoe as maternity clothes.

Why LuLaRoe as maternity clothes is the perfect option during your pregnancy

If you’ve ever shopped in a LuLaRoe boutique, you have probably been told that you should shop the print, not the size (within reason. Someone that’s a 3XL would have a hard time fitting into an XXS). But when you’re starting at your smallest and growing larger due to a baby, shop the print as long as it’s larger. This could be just 1 size or multiple sizes. The possibilities are endless. Your belly will appreciate the space. And with a few styling tips and tricks from your retailer, You can make these pieces work in your wardrobe during your pregnancy, postpartum, and after your pregnancy.

Additionally, these clothes all come in very soft and forgiving fabrics. They will feel great against your skin. And these fabrics allow your body to grow without worrying that you will stretch out these items.

LuLaRoe As Maternity Clothes: The Interviews

Like I said above, I’m not pregnant nor am I planning on getting pregnant. Since I’m limited in my bump-growing skills to food babies, I reached out to three friends who are all expecting to model for me.

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Kasey Gelhausen

Kasey is rocking a Nicki tank dress.

There comes a point during a pregnancy where none of your clothes fit, you don’t feel beautiful, and you just want it to be over….Hi, I’m Kasey I am 31 years old and 34 weeks pregnant with baby #2 when I modeled LuLaRoe for Devin. These clothes made all the negative aspects of pregnancy go away. For one night, clothes fit again, I felt comfortable, and most of all, I felt beautiful. I would recommend this line of clothing to any women who is pregnant. They could not have been any more comfortable, and work not only for pregnancy, but I can see myself wearing them after.

Kasey is modeling a Debbie dress with a Joy vest.

Michaela Gilbert

Michaela is rocking a Debbie dress with a Shirley kimono.

I love LuLaRoe leggings but have never tried a top or dress before and definitely didn’t consider them recently because they don’t carry a “maternity line.” That was a mistake! I wish I had known how comfortable these would be while pregnant and also how great I would feel in them. This is my third baby and I always have a hard time finding clothing that is both comfortable and flattering.

Devin offered items that were loose fitting and some that hugged my bump a little more. I loved them both for different reasons and chose a more fitted style for the shoot. I was 35 weeks pregnant at the time and hoped the dresses would show the beauty of the bump. I believe they did that and even more. I have been living in my husband’s sweatpants and shirts and wish I had known about this option sooner! They were comfortable, stylish and the best part is I could even wear them post partum!

So, if you are pregnant, I would highly recommend these clothes. Not only will they make you feel beautiful during one of the most amazing times in your life, but they are something you can wear when your baby is nursing and after. Dress them up or down, they are perfect for multiple occasions or just hanging out at home.

Our baby girl will be here in September, and I am excited to wear some LuLaRoe clothes will be during my c-section recovery and while nursing.

Michaela is wearing a Julia sheath dress.

Sarah Goerke

Sarah is owning this Marly dress and Shirley kimono combination.

When Devin asked me to do a maternity photo shoot wearing items from her LuLaRoe inventory I was SO excited but if I’m being honest, I was a little intrigued imagining how these ‘non maternity’ clothes were going to fit my very pregnant, very curvy body. Fellow mommas, I’m sure you can understand my concern. Regular clothes just don’t fit the same.

I was incredibly impressed once we got there and were trying on different styles. Each piece we grabbed actually worked and not only that, they were flattering on our bodies! I swear, each time we stood in front of the mirror we sat and admired ourselves an extra minute longer!

I always love shopping with Devin because she pushes me outside of my comfort zone to try different styles and prints I wouldn’t normally try. Both pieces I wore for the shoot were floral and definitely more bold than my regular style – I felt gorgeous and if you know anything about LuLaRoe, I probably don’t even have to mention the comfort level.

Thank you for making us feel absolutely beautiful in our changing bodies!

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Sarah is modeling the Jessie dress and a Shirley kimono.

To sum things up, LuLaRoe is able to bridge the gap between your regular clothes, your maternity clothes, and what you’ll wear postpartum. If you haven’t thought about LuLaRoe as maternity clothes, I hope these reviews have opened your eyes. And keep your eyes open for a postpartum review. I have asked Kasey, Michaela, and Sarah to help me write another review once their babies have joined us.

If you would like help shopping for clothes during your journey to bringing a baby into this world, feel free to join my shopping and community group HERE! If you thought this review was beneficial, you can find a complete list of my honest reviews HERE!