Naomi Watts' Maternity Style

Watts looked sleek and chic while awaiting her second child with boyfriend Liev Schreiber. The Australian actress celebrated the 40th anniversary of Calvin Klein Collection in a single-sleeve design from the line.

For the premiere of Madonna's Filth and Wisdom, Watts wore a rich purple dress from Dolce & Gabbana. She topped the satin design with a Vera Wang statement necklace in the shape of a snake.

Watts showed off her shape at a N.Y.C. fundraiser in a silk cocktail dress from Dolce & Gabbana. The expectant star added a coat from A Pea in the Pod.

The actress stayed warm at the premiere of Australia in a coat from A Pea in the Pod over a Dolce & Gabbana turtleneck dress.

Naomi Watts

awaited son Alexander Pete with her signature high style. The star glowed in Gucci at the Montblanc Night of Stars gala, when the luxury brand launched its new diamond jewelry line.

For the Academy Awards-one of the biggest nights in fashion as well as in film-Naomi chose a pale yellow Escada gown that hinted at the subtle shape of a baby bump. Where did she develop her signature style? "When I was in Australia, I worked for a magazine called Follow Me," she has said. "My fashion sense comes from my mom: She spent loads of money on clothes and I used to think, 'Oh my God, that is so indulgent!' And now, of course, I've probably got twice the wardrobe she had."

Watts managed to find perfect pieces that accentuated her changing figure. At the opening night of boyfriend Liev Schreiber's Broadway play Talk Radio, she played up her curves in an electric blue wrap dress from Butter by Nadia.

Watts played up her tanned shoulders at the opening of the Escada store in Beverly Hills. The custom chiffon gown from-who else?-Escada comfortably covered her bump.

Red carpet? No problem. Watts attended one of the year's most glamorous parties, the Costume Institute Gala, in an empire-waist Zac Posen gown. Her glow came courtesy of her baby-to-be-and Neil Lane diamonds.

No doubt Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber are the hippest parents on their N.Y.C. block, but does anyone notice? "I rarely get recognized," the diminutive Watts claims. "But amp#91;Lievamp#93; is 6'3", so people recognize him right away."