What do you ladies wear OUT at this stage in the game?

Whatever fits!

I have a couple tees that still fit and some of the maternity skirts from Target with the fold-over waistband. What sucks would he the socks and swim slide that velcro because I can't fit into anything other shoes! Good luck!

Whatever fits... ditto that!

I have one pair of capri pants that are still comfy so I wear those a lot, but otherwise I have to wear less comfortable pants and let them roll under my belly.

Really, it's becoming less about fashion and more about being comfy, but it doesn't mean I like it!

Luckily- I bought a maternity skirt at Old Navy that was on clearance about a month ago (it has the fold over elastic panel thingy too) so it is my thing to put on when I want to look cute- which is hard at this point. Otherwise, I still have some pre-pregnancy capris that are fairly low-wasted so I can button them under my belly but they're not nearly as comfy at my skirt. Which I pair with one of the long layering tanks from Old Navy and a knit shrug thingy to help cover my massive breasts.

Honestly...about the only thing that is comfortable for me now is my big ol' maternity overalls.

LOVE them!!!

the only outfit that makes me feel good right now is a pair of well fitting maternity jeans and a top that is actually a dress from victorias secret
it USED to be a dress for me, but now it works so well as a top, its strapless and super stretchy, like a long soft tube.
i really like strapless long tube tops for pregnancy-they are comfy and i feel dressed up in them.

IME, the most flattering look is wearing a very long shirt or dress that is knit and quite form-fitting so that it almost emphasizes the belly, while making everything else look smaller (good in my case). Avoid mat shirts that are non-stretchy because they just tent out and don't look that flattering on most women.

I went out to dinner yesterday and wore long stretchy black pants with a long layering tank from Old Navy (bright pink) and a little white cotton cardigan for on top (a old non-maternity one that is short and doesn't button up). I actually felt pretty good! Accessories are important - wear some fancy shoes if you don't have to be standing (I wore pink embroidered mules with a bit of a heel) and a pretty necklace and hairstyle that flatters your face.

Another good look is a long form-fitting black t-shirt dress accessorized with a pretty necklace and shoes. I agree with the PP that a form-fitted dress worn as a tunic over pants can be really cute too.

People really enjoy seeing the form of the belly at this stage, and covering it up usually just backfires (makes everything look big).

I agree, tent shirts are baaaaaaddddd! That's why I'm 35w and still wearing regular shirts, I have two maternity shirts and only wear them if I have nothing else clean that fits. It's getting rough though since the belly is getting bigger and hanging so low. I found a few t-shirts that are longer, like regular unisex t-shirts (vs. the hip length tees I normally prefer) and if I wear my regular size in those I get more tummy coverage and still have the fitted belly look. So now I'm doing a lot of advertising for Curves and dh's band!

Comfortable inexpensive cotton, that's my "style" right now! I have some (non-maternity) cotton t-shirts (some short and some long sleeve) that I got from Target, I normally wear Medium or Large, but these are 2X, I'm hoping they'll last me through the end, because the 3X are really baggy. I'm also wearing some cotton pants from Motherhood Maternity (3 pairs I alternate), they have a thick elastic area around the belly and I've managed to wear them from the time when I couldn't fit my regular pants until now, and it looks like they'll last until the end of my pregnancy - I'm really happy about this, because I can't stand the feel of paneled pants. They may not live to see another pregnancy, though, I guess that's what happens when they're "cheap"... I figure maybe I can use them as a pattern next time around and make my own. I've had a desire lately to have a comfy tenty dress to wear around the house even though I think they are hideous, it would be nice to not have pressure around the belly/hips sometimes.