Hot \'n Sexy Maternity Wear

    /24-7PressRelease/ - LAS VEGAS, NV, August 03, 2005 - Gone are the days of flour sack maternity wear. Briana Hurd, owner of http://www.JoelleMaternity.com, offers pregnant women hip and unique clothes to get them through the nine months of pregnancy in high style. Her online business, newly opened in February 2005, features hard-to-find maternity styles at affordable prices.

Ms Hurd got the idea for starting a trendy maternity wear business during her own pregnancy last year. In her early twenties, Ms. Hurd was accustomed to wearing chic styles. She refused to believe that pregnancy would change that. "When my pregnancy started to show, I couldn't find the styles that I loved to wear. Living in L.A., I really wanted to keep my hip look. When I finally discovered a source of trendy fashions for pregnant women, I was so thrilled that I wanted to make it available to others."

Keeping up with the trends in hot 'n sexy fashion is easy for Ms. Hurd, who frequently scouts around L.A. looking for the latest styles. Some of the styles Ms. Hurd offers include spaghetti strap and strapless tops with ruffles, capris and bell bottoms, sequin dresses, and rag skirts in a variety of colors and fabrics.

Ms. Hurd's maternity fashions are perfect for young women and women looking for trendy leisure attire during those nine months that sometimes seem like an eternity. "I want moms-to-be to feel good about how they look in a society that glorifies thin female bodies. Being pregnant doesn't have to be boring any more when it comes to clothes. In fact, it can be very hip!" comments this enterprising entrepreneur.

All of Ms. Hurd's tops, bottoms, and dresses have the added bonus of being reasonably priced. In this respect, too, JoelleMarnity.com is different from other maternity wear businesses that sell their clothes at inflated prices. "JoelleMaternity.com is the perfect place for budget-minded moms," adds owner Ms. Hurd.

JoelleMaternity.com is pleased to announce that it is a member of iGive.com, and donates 10% of its proceeds to the International Labor Rights Fund, which works to end unfair labor practices throughout the world.

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