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Spring Finds

Although my clothing selections are minimal these days, thanks to the lack of ethical maternity options, I compiled a list of my current favorite spring finds. What I love about these pieces is that they are versatile and can easily incorporate into your wardrobe. One piece I highly recommend are the wide-leg cropped pants (number 7) from Everlane. I own these in the “Bone” color, and they are both comfortable and flattering.

1. People Tree 100% Organic Cotton Dress $169
2. Equal Uprise Handcrafted Straw Hat $90
3. ABLE Wrap Heel $128
4. Ace & Jig Neck Tie Top $262
5. Amour Vert Organic Cotton Dress $178
6. The Little Market Shopping Bag $20
7. Everlane Wide-Leg Cropped Pant $68
8. GAIA Handmade Bag $128
9. Everlane Modern Penny Loafer $178

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