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Often associated with traditional bridalwear or historic gowns, the basque waistline is now being reimagined with modern details - think soft lace, drop waists, tulle skirts, and barely-there straps

After graduating from the London School of Fashion, Grafton-Holt went on to work for high-end design houses like Alexander McQueen, Giles Deacon, Emilia Wickstead and Victoria Beckham

This cute fit and flare dress is detailed with a floral lace bodice and tulle skirt

The sleeve length clears the wrist of a blazer cuff by half an inch

Essential Comfort Features: Stretchy Panels: Allow belly to expand No pressure on stomach Fabric gives with movement Comfortable sitting and standing Critical for 2nd and 3rd trimester Adjustable Straps: Accommodate bust growth Prevent shoulder pain Can tighten or loosen Provide proper support Easy to alter last minute Side Zipper: Easier to reach than back zipper Does not pull on belly Pregnant women can zip alone Less alteration needed More comfortable fit Breathable Fabric: Pregnancy increases body temperature Lightweight materials prevent overheating Natural fibers work best Avoid synthetic that traps heat Essential for summer weddings Extra Length: Belly pulls dress up in front Order longer than usual Hem to ankle or floor Prevents awkward short front Easier to shorten than lengthen Built-in Support: Maternity dresses need bust support Look for shelf bra or cups Prevents need for tight bra More comfortable all day Reduces shoulder strain Stretch Waistband: Even empire waist needs give Elastic or stretchy fabric Adapts as body changes No constriction or tightness Comfortable for hours Special Considerations for Third Trimester Bridesmaids The third trimester brings unique challenges