Myntra Big Fashion Festival 2026: Best Women's Kurta Sets Under ₹699
Festive dressing has changed interestingly. Shoppers still want embroidery, coordinated sets and flattering silhouettes, but fewer people want outfits that spend most of the year folded away in the back of a wardrobe. The smarter purchase now needs to work for an office celebration on Friday, a family lunch on Sunday and perhaps a casual get-together a few weeks later. That shift makes kurta sets especially useful. They remove the usual matching exercise, yet they can still look considered with the right footwear, earrings and bag. During the Myntra Big Fashion Festival, several women's kurta sets fall under the ₹699 mark, ranging from breathable cotton combinations to flowy rayon styles. We've picked seven options that balance wearability with enough detail to keep the outfit interesting.

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Keitra's off-white kurta and palazzo set keeps things simple with an airy floral print and a straight silhouette. The sleeveless, calf-length kurta comes in pure cotton, which makes it particularly useful for long daytime wear. Matching printed palazzos keep the outfit coordinated without making it look too busy. Add oxidised earrings and flat sandals for an easy daytime look, or introduce a brighter dupatta when the occasion calls for a little more colour.
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For shoppers who prefer a complete three-piece outfit, this PinkLabel set brings together an A-line kurta, printed trousers and a matching dupatta. The black ethnic motif print gives it a dressier feel, while pure cotton fabric keeps the ensemble practical. A V-neck and three-quarter sleeves also make it easy to wear across occasions. The elasticated trousers are a welcome detail when comfort matters during long celebrations or family functions.
Aaghnya's blue floral kurta set takes a more flowy approach with an Anarkali silhouette. The sleeveless kurta falls to calf length and pairs with printed palazzos for a coordinated finish. Rayon-blend fabric gives the outfit softer movement, so it works well when a straight cotton kurta feels too structured. Since the print already adds interest, styling can remain restrained. Small jhumkas, neutral flats and a compact sling bag are enough.
This SZN set is a useful pick for anyone who likes darker ethnic wear without heavy embellishment. The black A-line kurta features ethnic motifs, a round neckline and a straight hem. Solid palazzos prevent the look from becoming print-heavy, while their elasticated waistband keeps the outfit easy to move in. The rayon blend also gives the set a smoother drape. It can shift from daytime wear to a casual dinner simply by changing jewellery and footwear.
Farshi salwars have brought volume back into everyday ethnic dressing, and Youthnic's set offers an accessible way to try the silhouette. The blue printed cotton kurti has a straight shape and sleeveless design, while the solid Farshi salwar creates a fuller lower half. The contrast gives the outfit more personality than a standard kurta-and-trouser combination. Keep accessories minimal so the salwar remains the main styling feature.
ARADHNA's navy blue set feels more occasion-ready thanks to its floor-length Anarkali silhouette and flared hem. The floral print adds softness, while three-quarter sleeves give the outfit a slightly more formal finish. Printed trousers and a coordinating dupatta complete the ensemble. This is the kind of kurta set that can work for festive dinners, family gatherings or small celebrations without relying on sequins or elaborate embroidery. Statement earrings can easily elevate it further.
Twika's rust kurta set is one of the more practical choices in this edit. The straight calf-length kurta comes with three-quarter sleeves, ethnic motif prints and a useful pocket. Matching printed trousers feature an elasticated waistband and drawstring closure, which adds flexibility for all-day wear. The rayon and slub blend gives the outfit a relaxed finish. Pair it with tan flats and simple hoops for a polished everyday ethnic look.
Myntra Big Fashion Festival makes it easier to refresh an ethnic-wear wardrobe without restricting the search to basic designs. From breathable cotton kurta sets to flowy Anarkalis and Farshi salwar combinations, these options cover workdays, festive plans and relaxed social occasions. The best choice is the one that suits your routine, preferred silhouette and the amount of styling effort you actually want to put in. Shop now on Myntra