Pregnant Kourtney Kardashian, Molly Sims Show Off Their Baby Bumps

Kourtney Kardashian and Molly Sims rocked their growing baby bumps while out in Los Angeles grabbing lunch with friends and hosting a charity bash respectively.

The oldest Kardashian sister decided on a cream, button-front, and long-sleeve caftan that seemed a bit off-kilter. Though she looked easy breezy with little to no stitch of makeup, the mother-of-one pull-over look was too peek-a-boo and wasn’t as flattering as a caftan should be.

However, her peachy lips and lightened unrestricted hair swept to side soften the mom-to-be, adding to her mommy glow. Kourt, affectionately called by her sisters, joined a dainty necklace with a pop of red on her nails to spunk up the look. The reality mom opted for ballerina flats with a neon pink bow that were not only a cute spin for the mini caftan, but definitely on-trend for the season.

Just last month, the “Kourtney And Kim Take New York” star revealed to E! News what she and longtime beau, Scott Disick was expecting: “We feel so blessed to be having a little girl and to be able to share this new experience with Mason.”

On the other end of the spectrum, the model turned actress went for a longer, slinky, deep-v neckline, cocoa-colored dress that really showed her expanding waistline. The once Sports Illustrated model arrived at the 2012 Unicef Playlist at the El Rey Theatre looking quite care-free and happy.

Like Kourtney, the 36-year-old went for a barely made-up face with little blush and impeccable glowing skin. Molly decided on no-fuss hair as well as she went completely straight with an off-center part. She finished her sexy mommy look with a long, gold leaf necklace adorning her décolleté and color blocked with purple peep-toes—really cute.

Sims is expecting her first child with husband Scott Stuber and tweeted about her outing before the event started: “TONIGHT is the night! Come see ME bust out some karaoke w/friends for @UNICEFUSA! #UNICEFplaylist”

Molly even took to the stage to perform karaoke to Madonna’s “Papa Don’t Preach”!

Pregnancy certainly look good on these ladies. Which pregnant look are you more on board with—Kourtney or Molly?

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