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I hit this point - Gap maternity tshirts are good and long, they've gotten me through the last month with unbuttoned cardigans.

I did a lot of layering toward the end - long Liz Lange maternity tanks helped to bridge the gap when another shirt was too short/lowcut/gappy in the front.

I second Gap! I got their large tanks and wore them several times a week with open cardigans I already had. Also - I got some decent, cheapish maternity maxi skirts on Amazon!

Gap shirts. They held up incredibly well and are super long and well made.

(I admit that I still wear the v neck stretch tees (to sleep in) now at 11 months post. They are so comfortable)

Those plus a cardigan and gap ponte stretch black pants were my Go-to.

When I got to that pointed, I ordered a few of these shirts in a size up from my normal maternity size. Yes, from Walmart, but they are so soft and a good weight. A lot better than Motherhood tees for hald the price. They were plenty long (despite not looking it in the picture)
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Oh-Mamma-Maternity-Short-Sleeve-Tee-with-Flattering-Side-Ruching/47147044

@pastemoo: glad I'm not the only one! I've officially reached shamu status over here and the clothing pickins are slim... Every day I wear maternity leggings that come up to my bra, a long tank top from pea in the pod and then a cardigan sweatshirt thing. I have 3 of those that I rotate. It's pitiful but I refuse to buy anything else at this point! The next thing I buy will be non-preggo clothes

@pastemoo: I think if you put effort into accessories (scarves, necklaces, cardigans, earrings, etc) people will not feel like you're in "just" a t-shirt.

@pastemoo: I have been - as long as you have professional pants and a basic cardigan, throw a nice necklace on, you're ok.

@pastemoo: when you mention your husband's clothes, do you mean maybe a dress shirt? I feel that could work, if you roll the sleeves and pop the collar. Or what would you be using?

I kind of feel like you can't go wrong with a tank and an open cardigan.

Layering! I also use a belly band to cover up the gap so I can still wear most of my maternity tops, even as my belly overtakes me!

@LulaBee: This sounds interesting to me. Tell me why you loved this preggo dress so much?!

@Autumnmama79: It was just very soft, black so it goes with everything, has short sleeves and a midi length so work appropriate, seriously feels like wearing pajamas. I wish I could still wear it.

@Autumnmama79: I don't disagree with any of the things she loves about it and I actually had a different similar black spandex dress from one navy that I wore all the time. it looks like storq might have changed the sizes, mine was just too small and tight. I had the largest one and I do usually wear large and sometimes medium.

@junebugsmama: @LulaBee: Thanks gals! Either way you may have convinced me to buy one final piece of maternity wear

I've started trying to dress up more casual clothing when I go into work. I also had to give in and buy some more spring clothing this past week even tho I'm 31 weeks. What a rip off, but I am seriously just sweating my tail off in the winter clothes I had. My best success is just to wear a cotton dress from target or old navy and just dress it up with a nice necklace or scarf. All of the regular maternity shirts I had no longer completely cover my bump.

@pastemoo: hmm, not sure! I just use the black one I bought at Target ages ago!

@autumnleaves: isn't it the best? I wore all summer and then fall with sweaters and boots.