Owning a Yesdress is owning so much more than one dress! I’m even more obsessed with versatile clothing since downsizing to a minimalist wardrobe and a piece that will fit me throughout the body changes of life and motherhood is priceless. The material is unbelievably soft and breathable, and because I can wrap it in so many different ways, it truly works for any occasion. The dress is beautiful enough to wear with heels for a formal event, and comfortable enough to wear to the beach, park, or at home. Even having my dress size change every month for two years straight through pregnancy and postpartum weight loss didn’t affect the Yesdress fitting like a dream for the entire process! Nursing in the Yesdress was a breeze, and having a growing belly was no problem. Tired of being restricted to the boxy but overpriced clothes on maternity racks, and of having to go back every few months as my body changed, a dress that made me feel beautiful and could stay with me throughout the journey of motherhood was a godsend. When I came across the Yesdress during my pregnancy, I knew it was exactly the sort of thing I’d been dreaming of. How lucky I think myself to be blessed with such skilled designers as friends. Especially on days where my endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome act up, something that feels so light makes the biggest difference. A dress has never made me feel so snug in my own skin. Now I find myself going to the beach more just to put on The Yesdress. I found out this flowy dress was not only comfortable for pregnant women, but little ‘ol me too. It was finally happening! I was changing right in their living room and had not a care in the world! The yes dress was so comfy and hand dyed blue, the color of the sea. Soon I was hanging out at their humble abode and got to try on the yes dress myself. Get pregnant and ask for the dress, or wait around for them to make me try it on.Īfter a year working and laughing together, I knew I had made lifelong friends with Matt and Molly. I am unsure if it was how happy the woman seemed trying on the dress or just the dress itself, but I envied that moment she had trying it on. So, I did not ask for a dress because well, I was not pregnant. I did not know what the garment was, but I thought it was just maternity wear because of who I saw them giving it to. Matt and Molly were giving a dress to one of our common colleagues, who happened to be pregnant at the time. The first time I saw the yes dress I wanted it.