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If I'm being honest, most days I can just stay in my pajamas (one perk to being a stay-at-home working mom).  But on the days that I have meetings or get out to run errands, I still like to look put together (without breaking the bank on maternity clothes that I'll only wear for a few months). 

To me, the best things to splurge on while pregnant are jewelry and shoes.  Those are things you can (hopefully) still wear after baby is born.  With that being said, here's my errand outfit for the day. Pardon Remington's photobomb and our unmade bed :)

I got the top for $6 during a promotion (it's now $10--still great) and the jeans are on clearance for less than $25!  Here are the rest of the pieces:

one- The Rebel Pendant by Stella & Dot is one of my daily go-to pieces because it adds a little flair and can be dressed up or down. 

two- I've had this watch for six years now, and I still love it. 

three- Today is the first day I've worn this tee, and I can already tell it will be a favorite throughout the remainder of my pregnancy.  It's comfortable and flattering!

four- These coral jeans can make any outfit fun and the color is perfect for summer.

five- These Nancy Studs by Stella & Dot are another daily favorite.  Simple and classic.

six- I actually got these flip flops at the end of last summer, but they are back!  The leather strap and gold color dresses them up from a standard flip flop, and they pair well with any outfit.  Plus, they're currently on sale for $32. 

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