If you can’t get to an H&M (they have a gazillion tunic-length basic tees), ASOS is the next best thing. They tend to cut everything pretty long and it’s all affordable.

Here are a few I found that you might like:

Boyfriend T-Shirt, $16.97

Wide V-Neck T-Shirt, $25.46

Long-Sleeve V-Neck Top, $16.97

Boyfriend Tee, $16.97

Oversized T-Shirt, $20.36

I’ve also found that Gap tops tend to run a little long (take a look at this one, for instance) and once Aerie starts carrying their late summer/fall stuff, they’ll have more tunic-length options.

One last thing: I’ve heard good things about Victoria’s Secret tees and tunics but don’t own any. Check out this tunic and this short-sleeved one. 

I’m not sure what ankle boots you bought, but I put some below that are currently available at Target. Hopefully they’re similar! 

Here are a couple outfit ideas for you! (Almost everything is from Target.) 

• Ankle Boots, $40
• Denim Jegging, $23
• Converse One Star Buttondown, $23
• Baublebar Necklace, $32

• Favorite Denim Shirt, $23
• Crisscross Maxi Skirt, $20
• Perforated Belt, $15

• Sleeveless Dress, $28
• Denim Jacket, $30
• Lurex Infinity Scarf, $15

• Converse Long Sleeve Sweater, $28
• Shorts, $17
• Straw Tote, $28

Okay, you’re going to have to trust me on this. If you want a pair of black wedges that you can wear for hours upon hours and walk miles in, you have to get a pair of Aerosoles wedges.

I own a few pairs and used to wear them during the summer to work religiously. I wore them all day, walked at least two miles in them occasionally and never got a blister and my feet never hurt. They’re better than wearing flip-flops and they’re surprisingly well-designed. 

Here are a few options for you:

This pair ($69) has a small wedge, but might be too casual for your work. At any rate, this is a great everyday casual shoe. 

I love the design on the heel of these ($56). 

These have a flattering t-strap—good if you don’t want something that looks too heavy on your feet ($50, from $69).

These are also pretty—love the thick, braided heel ($69.99). 

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly maxi, Old Navy is definitely your best bet. 

But can I make a suggestion? You may not want to wear a dress (even a comfy maxi) home from the hospital. I know lots of people do it and they look great…but there are also very bulky, very unwieldly undergarments you’ll be dealing with. If you get hit with a postpartum sweating session, you do not want both bare legs trapped together in a skirt sweat box. 

My suggestion is to wear something that you won’t be face palming yourself for when you look at photos but that is comfortable to move around in and that you’ll feel confident in. When I left the hospital, I looked at least 6 months pregnant. I wouldn’t have wanted to wear a dress then—any dress! I would have definitely still looked quite pregnant in a regular, non-maternity dress. I’d suggest packing a loose tunic or long maternity top like this Topshop one. Avoid gray (in case you start sweating). A pair of basic black leggings would be fine, but a maternity pair will be even more comfortable. If you’re worried about breastfeeding access in a regular top, you can wear a nursing cami underneath (letting you forgo a bra if you want, phew!) Another option is a maternity buttondown tunic like this one. It will skim over your body without being too clingy and you have easy boob access if needed. Paired with comfy, chic flats, a watch or bracelets, a simple ponytail and a little bit of makeup, you’ll look pulled-together and you’ll feel comfortable. 

Yes! I posted my gift guide for Mother’s Day about two weeks ago. Here are a few more last minute ideas:

• DIY flower arrangement. Search Pinterest for ideas and stop off at a farmer’s market, Whole Foods, etc., for flowers. 
• My new tote bag is a great option for a mom who needs to haul around diapers, a laptop, gym clothes and a million other things. 
• Amazon Prime can save your life. Mom’sy One Line a Day is a great gift. My Kindle Paperwhite is one of my favorite things I own. For a health-minded mom, a juicer under $100 might be good. Everyone likes TOMS: these neutral wedges are practical and pretty. Buy some photo paper and print off your favorite Instagram pics and arrange them in this 5x5 album. If you’re thinking jewelry, you can’t go wrong with a Michael Kors watch. For moms that like to cook, consider getting a collection of cookbooks (Smitten Kitchen, It’s All Good, Fabio’s Italian Kitchen).