Refresh your ethnic wear collection with these top picks
Wardrobe mathematics changes quickly when a festive lunch, family gathering and last-minute dinner invitation all land on the same calendar. Suddenly, that dependable kurta hanging at the front of the cupboard has far too much responsibility. That's where the Myntra Big Brands Bash becomes interesting. The sale brings sizeable reductions on ethnic wear from labels such as Libas and Indo Era, with the featured picks offering discounts of at least 70%. Better still, the selection isn't limited to heavily embellished occasion wear. We've also spotted easy cotton-blend kurtis, polished trouser sets, harem pants and dupattas that can move between celebrations, office gatherings and weekend plans without looking overdone.

Gorgeous ethnic wear picks that'll cover you for every celebration
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Burgundy gives this Libas kurta set an instantly dressed-up character without relying on excessive ornamentation. The straight, calf-length kurta features floral embroidery, sequinned detailing, a round neckline and long sleeves. A scalloped hem adds a softer finish. The silk-blend kurta comes with solid trousers featuring a partially elasticated waistband, plus a coordinating dupatta. It's an elegant choice for evening celebrations when polished styling matters but comfort still counts.
Off-white ethnic wear can look particularly refined when texture takes centre stage, and this Indo Era set makes good use of embroidered motifs and subtle zari work. The straight kurta has a panelled construction, round neckline and three-quarter sleeves. Liva fabric keeps the silhouette fluid, while cotton-blend trousers offer everyday practicality. An organza dupatta completes the coordinated look. It's a versatile option for festive lunches, family occasions and dressier daytime gatherings.
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Not every ethnic wear purchase needs to revolve around a full three-piece set. This Libas short kurti makes a lighter addition to the wardrobe, particularly for casual days. The cotton-blend design features a floral print, straight silhouette, square neckline and shoulder straps. Its sleeveless cut gives it a contemporary feel that can work with straight trousers, denims or palazzos. Add oxidised earrings or simple flats and the outfit needs very little else.
Mauve brings a softer alternative to brighter festive colours, while the thread-work detailing gives this Indo Era set enough visual interest for special occasions. The straight silk-blend kurta comes with a round neckline, three-quarter sleeves and a defined yoke design. Embroidered trousers add another decorative element without overwhelming the outfit. The organza dupatta, finished with a thread-work border, helps tie the whole look together for celebrations and formal family events.
Beige and black make a dependable combination when the brief calls for understated ethnic wear. This Libas set centres on a straight cotton-blend kurta with a round neck, long flared sleeves and a clean straight hem. Instead of conventional trousers, it comes with comfortable palazzos featuring an elasticated waistband. A solid dupatta with a neat taped border finishes the outfit. The relaxed proportions make it especially appealing for long gatherings where comfort becomes just as important as appearance.
Printed ethnic wear often earns more wardrobe mileage than heavily embellished pieces, and this Indo Era set has plenty of repeat-wear potential. The off-white linen kurta features floral prints, a straight cut, Mandarin collar and three-quarter sleeves. Bead and stone details introduce a decorative touch without dominating the print. Pure cotton trousers keep the lower half comfortable, while a poly-chiffon dupatta adds movement. It's an easy option for daytime celebrations and semi-formal occasions.
Orange and gold make this Gerua By Libas outfit one of the brighter choices in the line-up. The straight kurta features embroidered ethnic motifs, a round neckline and three-quarter sleeves, giving the piece a classic foundation. Harem pants bring a relaxed twist to the silhouette and offer an alternative to standard straight trousers. The coordinating dupatta completes the set, making it a lively choice for festive get-togethers and traditional occasions.
Big discounts can grab attention, but fabric, fit and styling potential ultimately decide whether a purchase earns space in the wardrobe. These Libas and Indo Era ethnic wear options cover several needs, from relaxed printed kurtis to complete embroidered sets with dupattas. There's also useful variety in fabrics, including linen, silk blends, cotton blends, Liva and organza.
For shoppers comparing styles during the Myntra Big Brands Bash, it makes sense to consider where each outfit will actually be worn. A lighter printed kurti may handle frequent outings better, while embroidered three-piece sets suit occasions that call for a more finished appearance. Also, details such as elasticated waistbands, straight silhouettes and breathable fabrics can make a noticeable difference during longer events.
The Myntra Big Brands Bash offers a timely chance to refresh the ethnic wear section of the wardrobe without restricting choices to one style. Libas and Indo Era bring everything from floral embroidery and thread work to linen prints and relaxed separates. With discounts starting at 70% on these featured picks, the sale combines festive appeal, practical silhouettes and enough variety for different occasions. Shop now on Myntra.