Azuri values the material and its rich history. In this article, we explore the origins of the fabric, modern interpretations, and show how to wear it in various situations.
History and Advantages of the Fabric
The material has deep roots in craft traditions. Thanks to its natural fibers, it is breathable, durable, and pleasant to the touch. Modern production allows for vibrant colors and a perfect fit. Explore our Plain Catalog for minimalist styles.
Styling for Events and Body Types
Versatility is a key feature of Azuri pieces. Choose fitted silhouettes for formal occasions or relaxed shapes for everyday looks. Wrap dresses and belts flatter hourglass figures; A-line shapes suit pear types, while rectangles should experiment with layering. Discover options in our Evening Catalog.
Body Type | Recommendations |
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Hourglass | Wrap dresses, belts |
Pear | A-line skirts, wide-leg pants |
Apple | Structured jackets, high waists |
Rectangle | Belts, layering |
Seasonality and Trends
The material is relevant year-round: light blouses and dresses in spring, understated suits in summer, combinations with knitwear in autumn and winter. Minimalism and natural shades reflect the Azuri aesthetic. Check out our Blouses Catalog for stylish solutions.
Inspiration from Azuri Collections
The brand's collections offer capsule sets and bold texture combinations. Learn more in our catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the material special?
It is breathable, strong, and has a natural sheen, making it ideal for both everyday and festive looks.
How to care for it?
Wash on a delicate cycle, avoid bleach, and dry on a hanger or flat.
Which colors to choose?
Neutral shades like beige and white highlight the texture, while bright colors add individuality.
This material with a rich history remains relevant today. Use our tips to create harmonious looks in the Azuri style. Browse our Midi Catalog for more inspiration.