Emma Roberts is pregnant and a vision of loveliness in a Sleeper dress. The loungewear is a celebrity favorite and the styles are perfect for anyone who wants to be as comfortable as they are beautiful. Elle Fanning and her sister Dakota Fanning are both fans of the label and on Saturday, July 25, 2020, Emma shared a photo of herself that was simply stunning. Posing on a matching sofa, Emma wore the Marquise corsetted dress in pink gingham and some fans thought her baby bump was beginning to show. Emma showed off her long legs in the photo and struck a romantic pose as she wore the Estelle fedora hat by Avenue the Label. The hat is crafted from wheat straw and is adorned with a black grosgrain ribbon with a knot in the back.
Emma posed against the sofa and rested her thumb and index finger against the top of the hat. With her other hand she reached alongside and placed her hand on her knee. Looking to the side, Emma’s shielded her eyes with a pair of Flora cat-eye sunglasses in white.
For footwear Emma found the perfect shoes to match her dress. She wore a pair of pink and white gingham wool loafers from Rothy’s. The shoes are from the Merino collection.
Emma hasn’t announced how far along she is or when her due date is, but it is believed she is still in the first trimester, but that hasn’t been confirmed. This is the first child for Emma Roberts and Garrett Hedlund. You may see the photo that Emma shared with her 13.8 million Instagram followers.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CDEm5DwAsgP/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading[/embed]It seems that Emma is trying to hide her baby bump when she is out in public. She’s been photographed doing things like strategically holding a purse or a bag in front of her stomach. She’s also begun wearing loose clothing that hides her stomach.
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