Shopping for maternity wear in the 1980’s was often a nightmare.  The tops were big and poorly shaped, and the pants had huge panels cut out in the front and stretchy material covered the stomach area.  These clothes were not attractive, and they were often uncomfortable.   The good news is that many 80’s fashions will still work for you, even in your current, lovely, condition.  For instance,  BIG HOOP earrings were in then, as they are now.  Bangle bracelets in every color were worn on ONE ARM, and stacked up, as many as a six or eight of them; and these bracelets are in again.  The baby-doll t-shirt tops that are in now, were in then and one of them might just work as a top for you, right now.  Scrunchee socks or tube socks, pushed down a little bit, were big, and you can find those anywhere.  The young women of the 80’s wore their hair in pony tails with scrunchee colorful hair ties twisted around the rubber bands, to hide them.  You can find these scrunches at the drug store or dollar store.  Look at the dollar store for the bracelets too.  IF YOU DON’T WANT to try the babydoll T shirts, remember that THE BIG LOOK from the movie “Flash Dance” was the big sweatshirt stretched down off one shoulder.  You could make that look work for you.Acid washed jeans were in then too, but I don't know if they are available in maternity wear now.  Still you could look at Target in the maternity section, just to see if any of those jeans would work, too.