A heavily pregnant Julia Restoin-Roitfeld took to the red carpet for the 7th Annual Chanel Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner held at The Odeon in New York City last night.
Julia opted to shun the expected dress code and wear a Prada Spring 2012 dress.
Her pretty pink babydoll dress with a flamed hem is a cute look, but it does appear to be too tight up top.
Nude platform heels completed her look.
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Pregnant women in high heels always freak me out a bit!
Soooo cute
That pink is gorgoeus on her skin colour.
my problem with this is that if you’re pregnant, and you choose to wear something that is not designed to go over a baby bump (or mountain as this woman is about to drop that child any minute) you should have it altered so that it doesn’t rise in the front. i hate that. she should know better.
I agree with you, the front of the dress is too short. I also think that it’s too revealing for a pregnant girl, so I don’t like it.
+1 I agree this look is too skimpy, particularly as it wasn’t made to go over the bump. I don’t like the hem either.
+2
Not working for me
I love it. She is such a beautiful woman. J’Adore.
Im a bit over this Prada collection. Agree with @J, dress should be altered
I actually prefer it on the pregnant lady and yes its higher in the front but a high Low hem is in this season
She looks beautiful.
Completely agree, it’s way too short in the front, I hope there wasn’t a sudden breeze!
*That it’s too short at the front with a bump that is.