Carrying someone else with you for nine months shouldn't stop you from looking bomb! These maternity feeltimes cocktail dresses are flattering and comfy for all-day or cocktail dresses. Bodycon silhouettes that hug the body are a great option for showing off your bump making for brilliant photos.

However, if you are planning to get recorded on the dancefloor now and then, why don't you wear something flowing that hits below the knee. For maximum impact, have fun with different colors, for example, hot pink, red, or baby blue. Plus, be sure you choose shoes where you can walk and dance!

Cocktail ball gown dress codes are traditionally smack-bang in the center of casual and formal attire. However, sometimes a celebration calls further to 1 side of the spectrum. That’s where these formal cocktail dresses come up. Varying in lengths and fabrics, they depend on ball-gown or sheath silhouettes, even though they don’t hit the ground, they’re dressy enough to pass through as a blend between your two dress codes. Channel, a ballerina having a tulle midi corset dress, or perhaps your inner Marilyn inside a pink strapless dress for optimum impact.

A fantastic way to keep a formal dress around the more casual side is as simple as wearing minimal makeup, jewelry, and strappy heels. This will keep all focus around the dress, and the rest of the look laidback. Another great tip would be to avoid a very dressy hair-do – a classic ponytail or beachy waves are excellent options.