Oh, Baby! 30 Best Maternity Street Style Looks

Sydney of the blog The Day Book is a master of casual dressing. Here she is at 38 weeks.

Creative genius, former Philadelphian and blogger Joy Cho (find her at Oh, Joy!) is one of the cutest pregnant women ever.

See? Tip: Joy does a Dressing The Bump video series which gives great style advice and inspiration for the different stages of pregnancy. See them all here.

Overalls! Photo via Time For Fashion.

This is the creator of More of Me maternity design. How fab is that dress? (It's called Eloise, and it's $220 here.)

This one was a makeover on A Cup of Joe, and features clothes by Hatch, one of the chicest maternity clothing brands around.

Style queen Miroslava Duma naturally rules at this whole pregnancy style thing. Her Instagram feed is a treasure trove of style inspiration for those expecting and not.

When in doubt: black (maternity) skinnies and a cute knit beanie. Photo via Time For Fashion.

Tip: Belt above the bump. (Also, how cute is she? You can see more of her maternity looks on her blog, One Little Momma.

A belted coat works wonders (and can still be worn post-baby). Photo via Daily Mail.

Charlotte of THEFASHIONGUITAR has incredible maternity style. Use this as inspiration (the short list: short trapeze-cut dress, a wool coat/cape, and a fur collar).

A chunky sweater and leather-like leggings—perfect for fall.

Meet Simone, the online fashion editor of The New York Times. Find more of her non-maternity maternity style on her Instagram.

Canadian stylist Ysabelle Mercier proves that you don't need to ditch eclecticism. Photo via Ysabelle Mercier.

You can't do a maternity style roundup without Lucky's EIC Eva Chen. See more of her maternity style pics on her Instagram.

Yes, she's pregnant. (I know it's not fair.) Photo via Yasmin Sewell Instagram.

Layering to perfection. Photo via Ysabelle Mercier.

Easy style tip via blogger Sara Strand: Wear a large men's white button-down with a short leather skirt and tights. See more of her looks at her eponymous blog, Sara Strand.

A boxy dress can look adorable, especially in a splashy color. Photo via Cara Loren.

Maxi dressing! Photo via Simone Oliver Instagram.

For a more tailored look, choose a stretchy, high-waisted pencil skirt. Bonus: You can layer a crop top over it! Photo via THEFASHIONGUITAR.

Even if you're not pregnant, take note of this expert scarf styling. Photo via Time For Fashion.

ELLE's accessories director Maria Duenas Jacobs. Photo by Greg Kessler.

Uncomfortable with a super-tight dress? Throw on a big coat, wrap or cape. It lets you show off your bump but covers up your bum. Photo via Miroslava Duma Instagram.

Show off sexy shoulders in an off-the-shoulder dress, and, again, belt above the bump. Photo via Eva Chen Instagram.

A moto jacket makes any maternity dress look good. Get one in your normal size and, while you won't be able to zip it up during your last few months of pregnancy, you'll be able to wear it long after you've given birth. Photo via Time For Fashion.

Easy style upgrade for when you're feeling less-than-gorg: a pair of printed slip-ons, like blogger Cara Loren.

A cozy sweatshirt, printed pants, chunky necklace and statement clutch make for a perfectly quirky look. Photo via THEFASHIONGUITAR.

Here's blogger Samantha Wennerstrom at 33 weeks. Her go-to piece? A pair of over-the-knee Stuart Weitzman Lowland boots, which make pretty much everything look awesome. See more of her pregnancy style on her blog, Could I Have That?.

You'd think a below-the-knee skirt and simple sweater would look dowdy. Sara Strand shows how fabulously normcore it can be. Photo via Sara Strand.