THE NEW COLOR CODES: AZAZIE'S LATEST OCCASIONWEAR COLLECTION BRINGS THE TREND TO LIFE

LOS ANGELES, (PERLA) -- This season's color palette is anything but understated. Summer is embracing soft pastels, earthy greens, and rich jewel tones, emerging as SS26's defining dress colors. Azazie's latest collection brings the trend to life through elevated occasionwear designed for every RSVP left on the calendar, from destination weddings and rooftop soirées to late-summer celebrations that stretch seamlessly into fall. With rich-looking styles priced under $300 and available in sizes 0–30, dressing like the best-dressed guest no longer requires the luxury price tag.

BLUSH PINK: THE NEW ROMANTIC
From European escapes and destination weddings to bridal showers and rooftop cocktails, it's the effortlessly chic color destined to dominate summer wardrobes.
SOFT SKY BLUE: COASTAL COOL, REFINED
Soft sky blue captures the season's coastal mood without feeling overly themed. Airy, elegant and endlessly wearable, the shade blends the ease of seaside dressing with the refinement of quiet luxury. Consider it the unofficial uniform for beach weddings, yacht parties, Hamptons weekends and sunset rehearsal dinners.
OLIVE GREEN: THE MODERN NEUTRAL
Olive green is fashion's answer to the traditional summer neutral. Richer than khaki and softer than forest green, the earthy shade brings depth and sophistication to the season's utility-inspired silhouettes and understated color palettes. Its appeal lies in its versatility: unexpected enough to make an entrance, yet neutral enough to wear well beyond a single occasion.
PLUM: SUMMER'S UNEXPECTED DARK HORSE
Plum is emerging as one of the season's most surprising color stories, offering a moodier, jewel-toned alternative to predictable summer brights. Sophisticated without feeling overly formal, the rich hue makes an especially strong choice for late-summer weddings—and transitions effortlessly into autumn once the temperature begins to dip.
BUTTERMILK: THE SHADE WITH STAYING POWER
After seasons of stark whites and saturated brights, buttermilk offers a softer approach to summer dressing. Warm, creamy and subtly nostalgic, the shade delivers the optimism of yellow in a more refined, wearable form. It feels equally at home at a garden party, vineyard celebration or sun-soaked vacation dinner—and may be the easiest way to look expensive without trying too hard.