Kie Kie Is Slaying Maternity Fashion; Here Is How

Kie Kie started out in the entertainment industry as a fashion critic and influencer. Since her emergence into the spotlight, the skit maker has made a mark in the influencing space with her African yet classy styles.

On September 20, 2022, she announced that she was pregnant with a music video and photo shoot which went viral on social media. The entertainer, who got married in January 2020 to Tunji Ilori, shared a video of her singing a song of prayer, L’oruko Jesu (Prayer For Oluwashonaolami), for her unborn child.

Since the announcement, it has been slay after slay! Like Rihanna, she ditched regular maternity fashion for bump-flattering outfits but very comfortable and stylish clothing items. Here is how Kiekie is slaying maternity fashion in five images.

When she revealed her pregnancy with a two-part photo shoot in dresses from her fashion brand, Accost Collection, she wore a bump-revealing net dress with multiple layers and a veil for the first shoot. Her second outfit, which doubled as the outfit for her baby shower was a brown off-shoulder short dress with a fishtail.

After the formality, she switched her style to more streetwear-inspired outfits. The first outfit that stood out was the Tommy Jeans Corduroy Dungaree dress and crop top combination. She paired it with comfortable sneakers, a white Prada Saffiano Leather Cross Body Bag, and shades.

For the third maternity look, she wore a white utility jumpsuit with white loafers and accessorised it with a lemon Burberry TB Monogram Leather Shoulder Bag.

Her next outfit, a cream tracksuit combination, was also very stylish as she wore a cream crop sweater and joggers paired with a brown Prada purse and Burberry Check sneakers.

In her latest Instagram post, she put a spin on regular corporate wear with the styling of her baggy office pants and white shirt. She paired the outfit with a brown Prada purse and red Jimmy Choo Bing Embellished Patent Leather Mules.

Which of these looks would you rock during your maternity period?