Mum-to-be Jess Redden has mastered maternity style once again, this time while enjoying the sunshine in Dublin, where she stepped out in the effortlessly elegant dress by cult favourite label Realisation Par.
Known for her great style, Jess proved that pregnancy and polish can go hand in hand, embracing her growing bump in a look that was both comfortable and fashionable.
The dress she was wearing is the Isabelli dress, a pale yellow mini dress with delicate gathers and a softly fitted waist- flattering yet floaty, and ideal for warm evenings.
Jess's styling was simple but spot-on: gold jewellery, white sunglasses, and loose curls that let the dress and her natural glow do the talking.
Whether you’re pregnant or not, this is a dress worth investing in, and with a price point of €210, an investment it definitely is!
What makes the Isabelli particularly smart for maternity wear is its silhouette. The fabric skims over the bump without clinging, while the tie under the bust offers support and shape.
Jess, now pregnant with her second child, has been open about the emotional side of this journey following a previous loss.
Announcing her pregnancy, the pharmacist and her husband Rob Kearney gushed that the news was 'one more reason to believe in magic'.
Speaking during a pregnancy Q&A, Jess told her followers: 'This pregnancy has been so different mentally. I'm definitely more anxious, even though I was so anxious with [Bobby], this time it's even worse, maybe because you know how precious they are or having experienced early loss before this one, but having Bobby is a blessing because it keeps my mind busy!!'
'Physically, I'm feeling great after awful nausea in trimester one, which I didn't have with him! Needing to go to the bathroom every five seconds and I had done Emsella treatments last year and for the first time in a decade no longer suffered with OAB symptoms but now they're back with a bang so love that for me.'
'But my gosh are they worth every weird and wonderful change that happens to our bodies,' she gushed.
