Chrissy Teigen Shows No Hint Of Baby Bump At Vogue Event

Model Chrissy Teigen brought her sartorial style to the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Show and Tea at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday. She showed no hint of a baby bump just about a week after announcing that she was pregnant with her first child. The 29-year-old showed off her maternity style in a 1970s-inspired outfit.

The pregnant model channeled the '70s style in a flared burnt-orange suede bell bottoms. She paired it with a silk burgundy top featuring an off-the-shoulder cut that gave out Jane Fonda-era vibes. Teigen accessorized her look with a black leather sash that she wore as a belt.

The '70s-style outfit complimented her figure and showed her curves and svelte frame. Teigen also accessorized with a gold bracelet and a gold clutch bag. Her honey blond tresses were left loose over the shoulders in a side part. Her flawless make-up consisted of bright red lipstick.

She showed her radiant skin, an inner glow and her thick hair. In short, the model looked happy and was accompanied at the event by her musician-husband John Legend.

The model took to Instagram and shared a picture from the event. She thanked her make-up artist Patrick Ta, her celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin, Tracey Cunningham for her hair color and her stylists Cher Coulter and Jill Stuart.

The “Glory” singer wore a bespoke dark blue suit with a crisp white shirt and brown brogues. The singer shares a picture of him and Teigen on Instagram, captioning it "Daytime date time." It shows the couple posing on a lawn, with a house in the background.

The model took to Instagram on Oct. 12 and announced that the couple was expecting their first child. Less than a week after the announcement, the 29-year-old model uploaded a photo of her baby bump. The photograph caused body shamers to criticize the model on social media. “Somebody is early to the party,” Teigen captioned the picture.

The ordeal led the model to announce that she would quit tweeting about her journey to motherhood.