Heidi Klum - Maternity Fashion Icon

Posted Sep 21st 2009 at 2:15PM by Marissa Gold (Subscribe to Marissa Gold's posts)

Filed under: CELEBRITY STYLE, Celebrity, Red Carpet

Is a big belly Heidi's signature accessory? Photo: Frazer Harrison, Getty Images | Gregg DeGuire, WireImage | Kevin Winter, Getty Images

While watching the Emmys last night, we got the feeling that Heidi Klum is always pregnant on the carpet.

So we took a look back, and guess what? She is!

(Kind of.)

Aside from her baby bump at this year's Emmy Awards, Klum was with child at the 2006 and 2005 shows as well.

She wore a black strapless Marchesa dress this year, a one-shoulder red dress in '06, and a flowy floral number in '05.

Is it fair that she looks that good while she's that pregnant?

Tags: dresses, emmy awards, EmmyAwards, emmys, heidi klum, HeidiKlum, maternity clothes, MaternityClothes

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

lzllon 9-22-2009 @ 3:57PM

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Lisa 10-03-2009 @ 12:29PM

I love Heidi and all my girlfriends watch "Project Runway" every week. It is such a terrific show.

Here's a really nice article on Heidi
http://www.thelifeofluxury.com/heidi-klum-supermodel-and-project-runway-host/

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