I know it's summer, but please don't do this..

When i was a pregnant i never ever wore short tees which showed my belly, my belly was always covered for the protection of bad wind. Well maybe that lady never really bothered how she dressed. and for me the way she dressed is inappropraite.

During pregnancy, the little important life grows healthy and strong in the belly. In this special period, it means protecting one's own body is to protect the baby. Must learn to choose the proper clothes, catches up with the fashion cleverly and rationally. The loose T-shirt, and flexible trousers are good choices.

I see a lot of girls that dress in their regular clothes while pregnant. I don't have a problem with it or how anyone dresses for that matter. When I was pregnant, I just wore baggy shirts and spandex pants. More bothersome to me is people who smell horrible because they arent bothered to shower. What someone chooses to wear is their own business I think.

Yes I think you are being fuddy duddy. She is probably very proud to be pregnant and wants the world to know. Nothing wrong with that. Live and let live.

wow, this topic is something. first of all, i had two kids already and of course i went through pregnancy two times..wore dresses and even skirts when i was pregnant! lol my mom would even get mad because she would say it was inappropriate! lol but i did not mind, it was something i was comfortable with!! and it was not something i do because i feel like i need people to look at me or to admire me, i dressed that way because i was comfortable with it and because i am at ease with it and i want it and it was so hot that i need to wear something that does not cover my whole body!!!

Dressing properly is one of the things that are important for me, be it for a male or a female. In the latter case it becomes all the more important. Pregnancy is no excuse for it because I am sure you do get appropriate clothes for all seasons of the year. Least of all, a long robe should not do anyone any harm, however hot the atmosphere may be.

wow talk about puke material thats just as bad as a big person in spandex just some thing we dont want to see.

Proper? I am not sure what you are referrring to. Now I can clearly say that I do not want to see someone's thongs peeping out above their jeans or shorts or skirt, I also dislike the whole saggy pants trend, as well as the muffin top trend of trying to stuff your clearly too large body into clothing 3 sizes too small BUT... I see it sort of as comic relief and entertainment. While it is definitely nicer if people just wore clothing that fit their bodies the way they are instead of wearing stuff that fits what they consider themselves to look like, obviously people's perceptions of themselves are stronger than reality. When I was pregnant, I did try to wear things that covered my belly - IF the point of the clothing was to cover my belly. I wore a bikini in the pool in the summer. I also wore short shorts. I have always worn short shorts. My whole life. I see nothing wrong with short shorts - but then again my butt doesn't hang out of them. I kind of bristle at any idea that there should ever be some type of 'dress code' or that people are supposed to dress differently at different ages. I do not buy that. I mean I would be just as happy if we didn't have to wear clothes at all since people always seem to have something to say about the way other people dress. I don't like the way some people dress but I don't think it is my business or anybody else's what they choose to wear. It is their body. If they like the way they look, or don't care, who is anybody else to complain? To add to that, I'm sure there might be people somewhere who believe that since I'm 34, I shouldn't wear clothing from the juniors dept. I'll shop there forever, since nothing from any other dept will ever FIT me. Besides, if you're 50 and can still wear a miniskirt, WHY NOT? I also feel that even when I was pregnant, that didn't stop me from being sexy and I loved what my body was doing, it's not something to hide under hideous clothing. A lot of maternity clothing makes you look fuddy duddy, or like a clown. It's tough enough for a mommy to be to have to deal with the aches and pains of pregnancy and suddenly having a flat stomach turn into a basketball under her clothes, to deal with nausea, throwing up, bloating, back pain, being kicked, poked, having to pee every five minutes, and having strangers want to TOUCH THE BELLY! Granted there are some extremely CUTE maternity clothing, but not all of it is. You usually have to pay a little more for the good quality stuff. Anyway, I guess what I'm getting at is in this day and age, it is 2009, not 1890. I am grateful that I live NOW and not 200 years ago. I don't see how I could have handled it. Having to wear corsets? Skirts? Dresses all the time? Never show any skin? I get disgrunted and annoyed just THINKING OF IT. I wasn't a super young mommy either - I was 29 when my daughter was born! I simply don't think there's anything indecent about not covering up. For the most part, people who think others need to 'cover up' have serious issues with PDA and nakedness. I think the issues and attitudes are more problematic than either PDA OR nakedness. Just my two cents... plus one for inflation.

While I'm all for proper decorum, I don't want to begrudge anyone the right to wear the clothes they want. I don't know if those types of clothes are what makes her comfortable, after all, and if she was young, a single mother or having problems (or whatever), then perhaps that's her way of feeling good about her self, something to make her feel pretty or sexy or something. There are a lot of reasons why someone wears the clothes they wear, after all. I don't think there's anything inherently bad about wearing clothes that aren't the norm.

Well i think you are right, it relly doesnt matter about old or new being but what matters is how much we know about a proper dressing sense.There is no harm in wearing anything untill it really looks decent on anyone.But wearing such clothes during preganancy i think that is really not some sense for wearing clothes,It is ofcourse matter of our own life and our own style but still when we live in a society we have to think a bit out of our four corners too.

Somehow I can picture that in mind. To be honest, pregnant or not, now days weather isn't good enough to show bare skin just like that. You can burn the skin easily (with the sun of course~~~) At least cover up a little. Being pregnant make some woman feel sexy. If she's under a shade, you can't blame her to show it. Let her be.

Yeah,I think this is not good.Becasue your pregnant you have this responsibility for protect your baby,and show up your belly.it's not good looking.Even the weather was hot.I think this wore wasn't good.

Perhaps there aren't enough maternity dresses being sold in the stores?LOL. That would explain the unheard of outfit of this young pregnant lady. Kidding aside, pregnant women have special needs, the body experiences several changes and that would include feeling very warm and uncomfortable. Perhaps this lady felt just that, and what she wore made her feel comfortable. I'd be fine with with that - for as long as she keeps herself within the confines of her home. What I do not approve of is her walking around the streets on this outfit for all the people to see. It's not appropriate, it's not hip and it's plain eyesore. She should have been considerate of how people will feel when they see her - just like you(lol). Cheers!