Get Inspired by This Month's Chicest Celeb Moms-to-Be

Well into her third pregnancy, Kourtney Kardashian knows a thing or two about maternity style. Take a page from her style book, and make a habit of layering button-down shirts and open cardigans over fitted dresses for easy Autumn dressing. The look is both flattering and practical for chilly Fall days.

OK, so you're probably not going to be hitting the stage like songstress Carrie Underwood, but her dramatic high-low hemline is a trend that any mom-to-be can embrace. You don't have to show this much skin to make it work, either . . . unless you're planning on being behind the mic with your baby bump.

"Clingy" might not be what you had in mind when you hit the dress section of the maternity store, but follow Kristen Bell's lead and give it a try. This chic black halter dress shows off a fab figure, and without any excess fabric, it's surprisingly flattering.

This street style snap of mom-to-be Blake Lively was taken in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood earlier this week. Her oversize Aztec-print jacket was a bold choice, but with bare legs and neutral knee-high boots, it works. More dramatic curves mean you can make more dramatic style choices. Have fun with it!

Even if your typical taste in jewelry is subtle and simple, the new curves that come with pregnancy are cause for something more. Alicia Keys's ensemble for the Angel Ball in NYC earlier this week is proof that a little extra accessorizing can go a long way.

While you might not want to go quite as low as Blake (unless you have a red carpet event on the agenda), let her glamorous look from the 2014 Angel Gala serve as inspiration for your next night out on the town. Play up all of your pregnancy curves with a low-cut neckline.

Flowy, feminine silhouettes work wonders on a pregnant figure — Rachel Bilson is proof positive! Her casual white tunic top features on-trend tie-dye, and the overall look is one of ease and effortlessness — exactly what you need in your third trimester.

Your ensemble doesn't have to be by Alexander McQueen to fit the way that Kate Middleton's chic coat dress does. It's not easy when your body is constantly changing, but do your best to invest in clothes that really fit your frame, or find a reasonably priced tailor to do the job for you.

Before Kerry Washington's daring Prada ensemble at the 2014 SAG Awards, we might have thought it impossible to pair a crop top with a baby bump. But like Kerry before her, second-time mom-to-be Molly Sims has nailed the trend. We're not saying that you have to put your navel on display, but we are saying that it's OK to take some new fashion risks during pregnancy. You've got nine months to experiment with it!