Soooo Beyonce looks amazing. The 30-year-old mom who gave birth two months ago made an appearance last night at a fundraising event hosted by Michelle Obama, and, yeah, flawless. And we're not talking post-baby flawless here. We're talking never had a baby/never set foot in a hospital/never slept less than 10 hours a night -- in her life -- flawless. The heck?
The singer wore a navy blue, body-conscious, just-below-the-knee Victoria Beckham dress, and there didn't seem to be a solitary ounce of pregnancy weight around her mid-section. What's her secret? Pilates? Five Ks every morning? A diet where she's allowed to eat anything she wants for one minute a day?
Doubt it. No, I know why Beyonce looks all amazing and taut and non-lumpy right now ...
Shapewear! Right? I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm sure Beyonce looks fantastic underneath her dress to boot (Is that weird to say?), but I'd bet my life that she's got on a pair of Spanx or two underneath that dress -- which, incidentally, also happens to be super flattering.
After I give birth, I'm anticipating that not only will my new daughter be my best friend, but so will a solid pair of Spanx or shapewear of some sort. I've seen them work wonders on new moms (and non moms), and I most surely will invest in something myself. And, of course, a few dresses and pants that have the ever-living crap tailored out of them.
So, yeah, let's all go on thinking that the reason Beyonce looks so ri-god-damn-amazing is because of shapewear. And a wonderfully-tailored dress. We'll all be much happier that way.
Check out a video of Beyonce in her bad-ass blue dress. Werk it.
Have any postpartum tricks of the trade you want to share?
Image via Pacific Coast News


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My body bounced back pretty quick after Baby #1 (and he was a 9 pounder!) but Spanx were still my best friend as the sogginess around the middle went back to normal. I'm anticipating an even quicker bounce-back with this baby (I'm 7 months pregnant) because I started at a lower weight and have gained less weight. And women tell me "I hate you" in the most sickly sweet lovey dovey manner. Oh well. Everyone's body is different.
My mother-in-law is super tall and rail-thin, has been her entire life, and the nurse who was pushing her wheelchair down to the car after she was discharged totally did not believe she had just had a baby. She literally left the hospital looking like she did before she got pregnant. It does happen.
Ok. That's final. I'm getting me some Spanx.
Isn't there an 8 week recovery period for C-sections? She can't be working out too hard if she indeed had a C-section...just saying...
It took me a year to get my stomach sagginess to go away, even though the rest of me went back to normal right away.
Im sure if I didnt have to work and could spend all day walking and doing exercises it would have been much faster. unofrtunately I have a desk job so after sitting at work all day, all i wanted to do was go home and cuddle my baby.