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Is This A Maternity Dress Or Not?

Pregnant Maggie Gyllenhaal looked beautiful on the red carpet as she attended the premiere of her flick Trust The Man last month in New York City. Meanwhile, Thandie Newton kicked it casual with leggings and flats as she attended the the launch of online shopping site DoorOne last week.  I'm surprised to see Thandie wears a maternity dress, is she or isn't she? Who do you think looks best?  Source

Sofia's $3,200 Dress

Renowned director Sofia Coppola looks absolutely ravishing in this Marc Jacobs silver satin t-shirt dress with black ribbed crepe stripes (with a price tag of $3,200!).  Source

Stylish Moms-To-Be

Check out pregnant celebs with the best dressed bumps.  They are Heidi Klum at Emmy Award, Britney Spears at Teen Choice Award, Bryce Dallas for her movie premiere 'Lady In The Water', former X-Files star Gillian Anderson at Emmy Award, Maggie Gyllenhaal at movie premiere 'Sherrybaby', and Linda Evangelista for Serpentine Gallery party.  Who is a HOT mom-to-be? Source

Celebs Are Crazy For See Kai Run Infant Shoes

An Eastside start-up company with an unusual name could see its moniker soon become a household one, thanks to some celebrity customers. As in Suri Cruise, the baby daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, and Zahara Jolie-Pitt, the 1-year-old daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Both own shoes made by Woodinville-based See Kai Run, a company that was founded two years ago by owners Cause Haun, a 1988 Renton High School graduate, and her husband, Chen Gang. The company is named after the couple's oldest child, Kai, who will be 4 next month. Haun — who in high school went by the last name Glick but later decided to change it to her mother's maiden name — got the idea to start the company after becoming frustrated with the lack of choices in shoes in this country for infants and toddlers. Haun, 36, wanted shoes for Kai that could be comfortable and "hip" — and affordable. The choices, according to Haun, were pretty much either comfortable, but decidedly unstylish, soft booties or traditional but also un-hip white stiff-soled crib shoes. "If you wanted something hip that appealed to my generation, you had to spend a lot of money, $100 or more," for designer shoes that also generally came only in the stiff-sole variety, Haun said. Source: Kings County Journal