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[quote=Anonymous]I'm in a similar boat with you OP.  I'm 32 with two young ones and pregnant with #3 on the way.  I haven't found a place where I can do one stop shopping.  I usually pick up a few pieces here and there -  I don't find Off Saks or Neiman Marcus Last Call worth the drive ( we live in Falls Church), rather I shop sales at the regular Saks and NM here at Tysons.  You can find really good deals during their winter and summer sales.  Also, I find real gems once in a while at places like Gap.  I haven't recently at BR and I find pieces at Loft really cheap looking and I've given up on Jcrew.   I tend to look for 100% cotton or majority cotton blends because the kids will destroy cashmere, silk, etc.

I suggest that you come up with a uniform - a style that suits you and then look for those pieces at various places. I often search "tunic" on different shopping websites because my uniform is often longer length tops with leggings, esp now that I am pregnant.  I have had good luck with piperlime.com and shopbop.com.

Good luck![/quote]

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