The Body Bump is a maternity dress loved by celebrities including Malin Andersson, Tyla Carr and Jessica Cunningham – and we have a feeling it's about to go viral.
- Body Bump, £39.95 from The Body Bump – buy now
A simple bodycon piece, the Body Bump is described as a "non ride-up maternity slip that grows with your bump".
It's designed with a "light, seamless support", is washable, and "pings back into shape".
This means you can wear it throughout your pregnancy, as well as when you're a nursing new mother.
While The Body Bump's website states that it's "great for the gym, yoga and running with its breathable fabric", mamas-to-be are also wearing it as a day dress.
Ex-Love Island star Malin, 25, styled hers with a shirt and chunky boots, writing on Instagram: "Ladies, these gorgeous maternity dresses from @thebodybump have been my go to during my pregnancy!
"They’re seamless, soft and supportive and amazingly they don’t ride up thanks to the non ride-up hem!"
Tyla, also 25 – who found fame on last year's series of Love Island – slipped one on under a denim jacket and trainers.
She captioned her shot: "It’s so comfy! Everything I’m wearing just ends up feeling too tight or digs in."
The dress comes in three different colours – black, white and nude.
It's available in sizes S/M and L/XL and can be bought online for £39.95.
It's not just celebrities who've been won over – on the brand's website, it has a huge number of five star reviews.
One customer wrote: "It makes me feel so comfortable and really does hold my bump. I’ve worn it to bed, under clothes and on its own."
Another said: "Genuinely doesn’t ride up! It's great to wear under dresses for seamless support.
"Great for workwear as well under smarter dresses as it stays in place and makes sure your other clothes stay in place as well."
Quite a few have said they've kept it in their wardrobes postpartum, with one commenting: "Practical when feeding as well as it can be easily moved and adjusted."
We may just have found the holy grail of pregnancy dressing. You're welcome.
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