When I gave birth to my son, I hadn’t realized that nursing-friendly clothes are a thing. Sure, I had done my fair share on searching & finding ways on how to dress the bump without having to resort to maternity clothes, but I hadn’t thought about nursing outfits at all. As a result, the first time I was dressing to go out with my baby, I realized that nothing in my wardrobe was nursing-friendly. I had very few button-ups, which almost all of them still fitted too small. And as with pregnancy clothes, I am not much into nursing clothes either. The struggle to find a go-to nursing outfit and style was real!
I have already written on previous post about how much I love wearing my Anestis’ clothes, especially his shirts. I am not talking about wearing them at home like a pyjama, but incorporating them into my daily outfits. So that’s what I did again. His shirts became my go-to nursing outfit. What’s more, I can wear them again and again in so many ways. They go perfect with a sexy bralette and delicate necklaces, tucked into jeans, or worn as shirt dresses.
For today’s look, Anestis’ shirt came to the rescue for yet another nursing outfit. I tied a knot at the bottom of the shirt and paired it with yellow trousers. I finished my look with dainty necklaces, white slingbacks, and this cute pink bag for a feminine touch, but also wore a pair of men’s’ sunglasses. What do you think?
What about you? Do you like wearing men’s clothes? Which piece is your favorite and how do you like to wear it?
SHOP MY LOOK:
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Zara pants (similar here & here)
Guy Laroche men’s shirt (similar here & here)
J Bournazos shoes (similar here & here)
Gosh, Stella. I wish I could look that good in a man’s shirt. It’s an inspired idea, specially recovering from a spell in hospital. The white and yellow together are lovely. I must get an email to you in the next couple of days.
Love, Jojo xoxo
What a great style! I love the bag and the blouse :-*
You look so effortlessly stylish; this is amazing on you. I’d never ever suspect it was an outfit built around nursing convenience 🙂 The colours are gorgeous, and you look fabulous. xx
A very stylish mom Stella !
You look lovely and the colors here are pure perfection.
Oh I can absolutely believe you – this shirt looks so comfy! And it’s so chic as well, I especially like the combo with the yellow pants. Have wonderful week Stella <3
xx, Carmen – https://carmitive.com
Babe, you’re definitely rocking that shirt! So chic and sooo effortlessly gorgeous!
Jessica | notjessfashion.com
You are so stylish! Love your bag
Ahh need to save this post!! You look lovely btw girl! Big Xx Susanne – http://bagatyou.com
I love everytime you wear Anestis’ chlotes. Ps. Don’t tell him but you wear them much better 😉 especially that denim jacket and this shirt. So happy for you this shirt turned out to be your nursing shirt as well.
Veronika
Such a gorgeous style Stella, loving how you are slaying this shirt!
xoxo
Lovely
http://www.mynameislovely.com
This outfit is so beautiful! I also love wearing his shirts :)).
<3 Sara from The Cosmopolitas
that’s so stylish! can’t believe it can also be useful for nursing looking so fahsionable xx
Hadas | The Fashion Matters – Luxury Blog
That top looks amazing! I’m all about anything that says “pajamas” in the name!
Love that look girl!
xx,
Cynthia
www. thesirenconfidential.com
Dear Stella,
I would never guess, that you call this beautiful combo as nursing-outfit.. but of course I red the article and I can understand your thoughts.. I will never stop to feel inspired always when I see your beautiful color mixes. I think I started to love yellow… 🙂 Greets Martina
White shirts are must have in everyone’s collection. This outfit is very practical. You look absolutely gorgeous and effortlessly stylish x