For many, working from home is here to stay. And even for those headed back to the office, companies and organizations have gotten used to successfully hosting remote meetings. That’s why a wardrobe heavily stocked with handy work-from-home tops you can throw on to look presentable on the fly when you’re pregnant and postpartum. We’ve rounded up 10 tops for moms-to-be and new moms that you’ll want to promote to the front of your closet.
The Savannah Top from HATCH
Hatch is a go-to brand for classic maternity pieces and for clothing that transitions well throughout pregnancy, meaning you can wear it when you’re at two months or nine months and about to burst (or even post-pregnancy). This retro-inspired short-sleeve top has an easy access button-down front (all the better to nurse in). Polished enough to wear on zoom calls with the execs but also dresses down real easy for weekend errands.
Available at hatchcollection.com, $168.
MAMA Turtleneck Sweater Vest from H&M
Don't overlook what to wear to the Monday morning strategy meeting. This turtleneck sweater vest in soft, rib-knit fabric is cool and professional. A slit at the sides of them hem makes means it will continue to fit as your bump grows.
Available at hm.com, $30.
Puff Sleeve Maternity Top from PinkBlush
Delicate puff sleeves add a polished look to this comfortable cotton top. It comes in a variety of solid hues and is a great option for post-bump too.
Available at pinkblushmaternity.com, $42.
Smocked Neck Woven Top from Ingrid + Isabel
The perfect mix of button-up and flowy, this blouse from Ingrid + Isabel will get plenty of wear throughout your pregnancy. A relaxed mock collar, smocking detail and flared French cuffs are stylish icing on the comfort cake.
Available at ingridandisabel.com $74.
Josefina Black Blazer from Isabella Oliver
Everything you need to look pulled together and professional from the waist up, even when you're wearing your favorite joggers and cozy slippers off-screen. This chic blazer will be an indispensable part of your maternity wardrobe. We love the single-breasted fit that buttons up above your bump and flatters your figure. Tailored maternity style has never been so easy.
Available at isabellaoliver.com, $104.
Meredith Maternity Blouse
Universally flattering, the buttoned neckline fastens down to an empire-line seam where the fabric skims the bump for a floaty silhouette. This is a blouse you'll love for both weekday work calls and weekend brunch dates!
Available at isabellaoliver.com, $119.
The Giada Sweater from HATCH
This superflattering bodycon sweater with puff sleeves in 100% wool comes in rose quartz and black. Now if that Zoom meeting can only be as easy and efficient.
Available at hatchcollection.com, $111.
Cream Tailored Blouse from Serafine
Crafted in the softest crepe fabric, the style of this tailored blouse drapes beautifully over your curves. The adjustable ties to the sides taper you in at the empire waist, making it extra flattering. It's a buttoned-up sleek style that will have you feeling confident and ready for a day full of virtual meetings.
Available at serafine.com, $89.
MAMA Smocked Blouse with Ruffle from H&M
The details on this woven viscose-blend are lovely, especially the button at the cuffs. This H&M find is a great price point for covering your bump in style.
hm.com, $35.
Mock Shirt Cotton Mix Maternity & Nursing Sweater from Seraphine
We love this layered-up look by Seraphine. The mock shirt & nursing sweater is a pulled-together yet cozy look. After the baby is born, the essential sweater lets you transition to nursing clothes with easy lift-up access. So if your call runs long and you need to quickly nurse post-Zoom, this is the top for you. Because, as you know, mamas make the world go round!
Extra bonus: The woven and knitted parts of this stylish sweater can be detached and washed separately.
Available at seraphine.com $89.
—Aimee Della Bitta
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