PinkBlush Maternity Review (dresses, jeans & tops)

This time last year I had just had my second baby boy! One of the things that made my last trimester of pregnancy last winter so much more fun was discovering PinkBlush Maternity clothes. Throughout both of my pregnancies, I didn’t typically like true maternity clothes since the majority of them were boring or looked the same at every retailer. Also, since I am petite (5’1″), most maternity brands drown my frame. If you’re also petite, you’ll want to read my blog post on the 6 best petite maternity jeans on the market. I shared a few other PinkBlush maternity dresses a roundup of maternity photoshoot dresses (both midi and maxi dresses). So, check that out as well.

In today’s post, I’m sharing my experience with PinkBlush maternity clothes in my third trimester.

PinkBlush Maternity Review (dresses, jeans, and tops)

My immediate reaction after trying on my order from PinkBlush was that everything fit SO well. I loved that their pieces were on trend and came in a few different colors. So many maternity brands just sell off-the-shoulder fitted dresses, wrap dresses, or giant tunic tops. Not the case at PinkBlush.

While I was unboxing my order, I filmed a video review of each piece that I shared on YouTube. If you want to see how each item looks in motion, you can find that video here on YouTube or click play below. You can probably sense my true surprise at how much I liked them. Sadly, most of these finds are not available anymore, but I’ve pulled together a list of my favorite current finds below.

PinkBlush Maternity Dresses

Taupe Ribbed Fitted Mock Neck Long Sleeve Maternity Midi Dress

First on the list of PinkBlush maternity dresses is this taupe mock neck midi dress. I’m so happy it’s still available because I absolutely loved it! I wore it to my husband’s high school reunion if that gives you an idea of how confident I felt in it. The color is perfect for winter, and it’s easy to style with many different shoes because of the neutral tone. The mock neck and long sleeves make it appropriate for casual winter events. But the fitted style can also be dressed up for a fun evening event. And, of course, because it’s a knit dress, it’s incredibly comfortable. I wore a size small.

The small slit made it very easy to walk in. Also, it kept me from having to pull the dress down all day like I had to do with some fitted midi dresses that rise as you walk. This was by far my favorite find from PinkBlush because I could wear it so many times last season.

Beige Tie Front Maternity Sweater Midi Dress

Next is this Beige Tie Front Maternity Sweater Midi Dress. I love the simplicity of the shape with the tie detail. It’s similar to the mock neck dress above but a bit more feminine. I also appreciate the beige color since it transitions so well into early spring. This would be perfect with booties, loafers, or even heels.

Light Taupe Turtle Neck Maternity Mini Sweater Dress

It’s hard to beat a simple sweater dress, especially when pregnant. They’re so comfortable and relaxed, and they can grow with your bump. This Turtle Neck Maternity Mini Sweater Dress (especially in the Olive color). You could wear this dress with booties, boots, heels, sneakers, loafers, you name it.

Long Sleeve Square Neck Maternity Maxi Dress

I am obsessed with this Long Sleeve Square Neck Maternity Maxi Dress. It looks so comfortable, and I feel like you could dress it up or down depending on the occasion. Your third trimester is the perfect time to rock a tight maxi dress like this.

Knit Contrast Top Satin Maternity Midi Dress

This Black Knit Contrast Top Satin Maternity Midi Dress reminds me me so much of Anthropologie, and I’m SO sad it wasn’t available when I was pregnant last year. The contrasting materials are perfect for the cooler months, and this dress can easily be dressed up or down. I’d wear this dress with heels (and yes, I know heels aren’t great during pregnancy – sue me!). Here are my favorite shoes for pregnancy.

Pink Striped Ribbed Sleeveless Maternity Maxi Dress

This Pink Striped Ribbed Sleeveless Maternity Maxi Dress is such a fun spring dress options. I love the sleeveless look and the high neck. You could pair it with a denim jacket or wear on it’s own. It would be adorable with white sneakers – see my favorite trendy sneakers in this post.

Beige Patterned Sleeveless Maternity Maxi Dress

Babymoon this spring, anyone? This Beige Patterned Sleeveless Maternity Maxi Dress would be the perfect dress to wear somewhere tropical on a trip this spring. I love the idea of wearing it on the plane (if you’re flying somewhere – or the car, of course, if you’re driving), and then re-wearing it again on the trip. The colors feel fun and playful, and I love the tiny scalloped neckline detail. Pair with sandals.

Pink Solid Off Shoulder Maternity Maxi Dress

If you’re hunting for a dress to wear for maternity photos, this Pink Solid Off Shoulder Maternity Maxi Dress would be so gorgeous. I shared other maternity photoshoot dresses in this blog post! This Shoulder Bow Detail Maternity Maxi Sweater Dress is another gorgeous option, and I love the contrasting neckline.

PinkBlush Sweaters and Tops

Mocha Funnel Neck Dolman Sleeve Maternity Sweater

We’ve all seen funnel neck sweaters with this trendy dolman sleeve before, but I find them SO much more beautiful with a bump! Without a bump, I find that there’s too much slouchy material, but a bump fills the sweater so beautifully. You could dress this top up with jeans or down with leggings. It comes in a TON of colors, too!

I love that this sweater is longer than most and somewhat fitted, but it’s not skin tight. I don’t want this oversized since I want to be sure my bump shows, so I have a small in my cart.

Black Striped Knit Half Zip Maternity Sweater

I’ve always loved stripes, so this Black Striped Knit Half Zip Maternity Sweater caught my eye immediately. Of course you could order an oversized Amazon half zip just like this, but again, it’s nice to have some true maternity options in the winter. It comes in a few colors and would look perfect with leggings and sneakers.

Ribbed V-Neck Long Sleeve Maternity Top

This Ribbed V-Neck Long Sleeve Maternity Top is a great simple sweater option for a growing bump. I love the neckline and the color options. It has tiny side slits, too, which add a nice detail.

Peach French Terry Vintage Wash Maternity Pullover

I love all things pink, and this Peach French Terry Vintage Wash Maternity Pullover is perfect for transitioning into spring. You still need clothes warm enough for winter weather, but the idea of dark moody colors just doesn’t feel right anymore, ya know? This is the perfect sweatshirt, and I love that you can wear it as an oversized sweatshirt postpartum.

Blue Striped Double Pocket Maternity Button Down Top

This Blue Striped Double Pocket Maternity Button Down Top would be really cute paired with maternity jeans, denim shorts, or leggings. I love a button down when I’m not pregnant, and they were the first style I grabbed while pregnant too. See my favorite maternity jeans in this post.

PinkBlush Maternity Jeans

Navy Blue Skinny Maternity Jeans

When I tell you that these dark wash skinny jeans were THE most flattering maternity jeans I found last year, I mean it. And I tried five different brands (and even more styles) for maternity jeans. The material is super stretchy and comfortable, the length works well on my petite frame (I’m 5’1″). They could’ve been hemmed a little so they hit above the ankle bone (the ideal length for skinny jeans), but I never had them altered.

The belly band is smooth and comfortable (and doesn’t show underneath fitted tops), and the wash of the jeans is the perfect color for every single day. It’s both dressy and casual.

However, while these were more flattering than my Madewell maternity skinny jeans, they didn’t stay up as well, and I found myself pulling them up throughout the day. I went up one from my usual, non-pregnancy size, and I probably should have ordered my usual size 25. But if you want a more budget-friendly maternity pair of jeans and don’t mind that, I think the PinkBlush ones are a great option.

White Straight Leg Maternity Jeans

I’m a white jeans connoisseur, and these White Slit Knee Maternity Jeans look like something I would’ve LOVED. I love that the length is slightly cropped (especially because that means they would likely fit my petite frame better), but they’re also much easier to style with any type of shoe.

If you’re looking for more maternity clothes reviews and roundups, check out these posts below:

• Best Shoes for Pregnancy
• Holiday Maternity Dresses
• Best Dresses for Maternity Photos
• My Favorite Amazon Maternity Clothes
• The Best Leggings for Pregnancy

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