Pregnant in Heels

Pregnant in Heels, Pope, Rosie, concierge, maternity, TV, baby, pregnancy, Season 1, Facebook, Movies, Twitter, mom, parents, TV Shows, guru, husband, pregnant women, reviews, Maternity, Video. Bravo continues to have me hooked. It all started with the Real Housewives. I’m not sure I really paid much attention to Bravo before then. I occasionally watched Project Runway before it moved to Lifetime and I had seen a few episodes of Queer Eye when it was around. That was the beginning and the end of my viewership of Bravo. Then, the gravy train, that is, the Real Housewives started. I was hooked! It wasn’t immediate, but once they had me… it was over! From New York, Atlanta and Orange County, I can’t get enough of  the crazy. Now there’s Pregnant in Heels! How am I supposed to cope between this and Bethenny? I’m not sure. I am totally fascinated by this show. I remember Rosie Pope from her appearance on Bethenny Getting Married? Side note, still not sure why the title had a question mark. Back to Rosie, I remember her trying to walk


Bethenny through the whole mom thing and get her ready for delivery. It was pretty funny considering she didn’t know A THING! Based on that initial encounter, I have to watch.  Really, at this point it’s a must watch for me. It’s a recipe for hilarity. Really rich people, completely outlandish requests. I’m so there. No, Bravo didn’t pay me for this post… but they should
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Pregnant Women Fashion

Pregnant Women Fashion - In a sector dedicated to looking and feeling good the beauty industry has always been among the leaders in fashionable, flattering and supportive work wear. And as the beauty industry is made up of a large proportion of female workers it shouldn't come as a surprise that beauty uniforms are also leading the way when it comes to comfortable, stylish and role specific maternity wear. So instead of being forced to wear elasticated waistbands, baggy tops and unflattering dresses pregnant women are able to continue looking and feeling at their professional best throughout their pregnancy.

Research shows that previously women have been forced to simply start buying their workwear one size up in order to accommodate their growing bump. Although larger clothing will fit the bump it will be far too big on the shoulders and neckline. And when work wear doesn't fit perfectly it doesn't look at its best. Clothing which has been specifically designed for pregnancy has been cut to accommodate the changes taking place, with plenty of room for a growing stomach and buttons that don't gape while fitting snugly elsewhere.

Working as a beauty professional is a physically demanding job, with long hours on your feet, bending, stretching and reaching so it's crucial that your uniform is up to the challenge. And this becomes even more important when sourcing maternity beauty wear. Uniform wearers require clothing that has been specifically designed with their role in mind, with spacious arm holes that won't dig in and cause discomfort. Look for garments with added Lycra that will stretch and give plenty of freedom for movement. And where possible try to choose intelligent fabrics that are designed to keep the wearer cool under pressure. Easy home laundering is also a must too, saving time and effort when it comes to keeping your uniform looking box fresh. Pregnant Women Fashion