FEM by t-bags: A Chic Maternity Line for Stylish Moms-to-Be

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FEM by t-bags Maternity

Just because you’re pregnant doesn’t mean you have to compromise your fashion sense. FEM by t-bags — short for Fabulous Expectant Mother — has lots of chic options that will keep you stylin’ the whole nine months.

Launched in Spring 2007, this stylish maternity collection (tops and dresses) was created by t-bags designers Shadi Askari and Su-Lyn Tay who are known for mixing vintage prints with contemporary silhouettes for a fresh, modern take on womenswear.

One of our faves is the Butterfly dress ($168) which drapes well over a growing bump. And the Flutter Sleeve dress (originally $172, now $99) is a great choice for a daytime wedding or cocktail party. Want a sophisticated look for work? Try the Side Ruched dress ($184). The v-neck and faux wrap shape are super flattering, plus the green floral pattern is beautiful.

The line is sold at most maternity boutiques, as well as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom. For more information on stores in your area, click here.

• Posted on Nov 8, 09 at 5:00PM
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2 Responses to “FEM by t-bags: A Chic Maternity Line for Stylish Moms-to-Be”

1. Erika Says:
   November 9th, 2009 at 8:55 am

   love that floral outfit! i would so wear that but im so done having kids lol

2. dlock Says:
   November 9th, 2009 at 9:32 am

   I love the clothes but not the price! Good grief, I don’t even spend that much money on non maternity gear. Oh well, maybe in another life. lol

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