Olian Maternity Making Waves By Challenging Tradition

Olian Maternity is confronting the typical maternity market by proving mothers do not have to forego style when they are with child.

Olian Maternity, a leader in the maternity clothing industry, is turning a few heads as they constantly challenge the traditional clothing worn by pregnant women everywhere. Established in 1984 by Liliana Del Cueto, a mother of three, Olian Maternity was born out of beautiful Miami, Florida. Created to provide stylish, fashionable clothing for pregnant women, the company has grown to be an international wonder. See http://www.olianmaternity1.com/articles/olian-maternity.html .

The most noticeable difference between Olian and other maternity clothes is the undeniable elegance of each piece. While some lines are solely designed for comfort, Olian Maternity offers comfort in an elegant and distinguished design. Women often feel their most insecure at this stage in their lives. Throwing on any old attire does not bestow the true grandeur of a pregnant woman. However, this line of clothing is designed to show the world the beauty that lies within each of the women that wear it.

From casual to professional, Olian has it all. With little black dresses, tie-die blouses, and embroidered and lace-trimmed garments, the world of maternity clothes will never be the same. Cotton-bellied jeans and over-sized t-shirts are a thing of the past; replaced with fitted, beautifully accented clothes that let women scream they are not succumbing to the shackles of motherhood, instead the liberation of creating life. Such a miracle deserves a more appropriate illustration than has ever been available before. Olian Maternity has taken the reins and vowed to exhibit the beauty pregnant women deserve. For their effort, they have been met with open arms worldwide.

Olian also has a second line, Elly B. Providing a younger and less mature sense, Elly B meets the needs of a less represented generation.

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