We know Hilary Duff is a big maxi dress fan. She’s been wearing them even before she got hitched; she wore them throughout her pregnancy and has made them part of her mommy style.
Hilary Duff effortlessly combines motherhood and style during a playdate with son Luca in Sherman Oaks, California, on February 13, 2013
I completely agree with Hilary Duff’s decision to maximize maxi dresses. Maxi dresses are our ever-reliable wardrobe staples, our maternity outfit of choice for moms-to-be, and, thanks to Hilary Duff, are now what we consider to be an easy way to achieve effortless chicness even when you’ve got your hands full with a baby.
Hilary Duff was spotted arriving at Babies First Class styled in a bohemian-chic ensemble featuring a Raquel Allegra maxi tank tie-dye dress, Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses in gold-brown, a Chanel Cabas Ete 2012 bag, and K. Jacques Delta wrap sandals (Credit: WENN)
It’s tempting to do sloppy when you’ve got on a comfy, hippie-inspired tie-dyed maxi dress, but Hilary Duff’s not letting that happen!
Her simple leather flip-flops and messy top knot look ultra-chic with Ray-Bans, Ashley Pittman earrings, double Cartier bracelets, and a Chanel Cabas Été 2012 handbag as accessories.
Achieve Hilary Duff’s chic mommy style with this Raquel Allegra maxi tank dress:
Raquel Allegra Maxi Tank Dress, $230
Raquel Allegra’s distinctive tie-dye pattern elevates this dress above the usual tie-dye dresses.
Hilary Duff isn’t alone in embracing maxi dresses for maternity wear—other stylish celebrities have also adopted this versatile trend. For instance, Halle Berry was spotted in a colorful, flowing Heartloom Olivia maxi dress, ideal for accommodating her baby bump while shopping for furniture.
Similarly, Nicky Hilton showcased her chic maternity style in an Alice+Olivia floral maxi dress paired with Canfora flat sandals, effortlessly blending elegance with practicality. These examples highlight how maxi dresses serve as a fashionable and comfortable choice for pregnant women, offering versatility and ease throughout pregnancy.