Myntra Big Fashion Festival Early Access Live Now: Shop Anouk And Sangria Ethnic Styles Under ₹799

Festive dressing often creates a familiar wardrobe problem: we want something that looks special, but not so elaborate that it spends the rest of the year folded away. That's where versatile ethnic wear earns its place. A well-cut embroidered kurta can work for office celebrations, family lunches and casual gatherings with only a change of accessories. A lightweight saree can move just as easily from a daytime function to an evening event. During the Myntra Big Fashion Festival, Anouk and Sangria offer several such options under ₹799. The selection covers cotton kurtas, thread-work details, Chanderi silk, a khadi saree, a midi ethnic dress and a statement dupatta, giving shoppers more ways to refresh their festive wardrobe without buying pieces for just one occasion.

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Top 7 Ethnic Picks For Festive And Everyday Dressing

1. Sangria Ethnic Motifs Thread Work Kurta

This yellow and beige Sangria kurta combines embroidered ethnic motifs with a straightforward silhouette that's easy to style repeatedly. It has a round neckline, three-quarter sleeves and a straight calf-length shape, along with side slits that make movement comfortable.

The viscose rayon fabric keeps the kurta suitable for occasions when we want something dressy without choosing a heavier festive outfit. Thread work adds visual detail without overwhelming the design. Pair it with straight trousers and juttis for a traditional look, or keep the styling simpler with neutral leggings and understated earrings.

2. Anouk Ethnic Motifs Embroidered Kurta

For shoppers who prefer breathable fabrics, this maroon Anouk kurta makes a practical everyday ethnic option. Pure cotton forms the base, while embroidered ethnic motifs and thread work give the otherwise simple silhouette more character.

The kurta features a round neck, three-quarter sleeves, side slits and a calf-length straight cut. That combination works particularly well for long days when comfort matters just as much as appearance. We'd style it with beige trousers, oxidised earrings and flat sandals for an outfit that can easily handle work hours followed by an evening gathering.

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3. Sangria Woven Design Khadi Saree

A saree doesn't always need elaborate embellishment to stand out. This Sangria khadi saree uses mustard and gold tones with a woven border, creating a traditional look that feels understated rather than overly formal.

The cotton-blend fabric makes it a sensible choice for daytime functions, festive lunches or smaller celebrations where heavily embroidered sarees may feel unnecessary. It also comes with an unstitched blouse piece, so shoppers can customise the blouse style according to their preference. Pair the saree with antique-finish jewellery or simple gold-toned accessories to keep the woven detailing at the centre of the outfit.

4. Anouk Embroidered Yoke Cotton Kurta

This brown Anouk kurta focuses much of its detailing around the yoke, which helps draw attention to the upper half without making the whole outfit look busy. Ethnic motif embroidery and thread work add texture, while pure cotton keeps the kurta comfortable.

Its knee-length straight shape, round neckline and three-quarter sleeves make it especially easy to mix with different bottoms. We can pair it with palazzos for a relaxed silhouette or straight trousers when a neater finish suits the occasion better. The understated colour also makes brighter jewellery and dupattas easier to introduce.

5. Sangria Lace Detail Tiered Midi Dress

Ethnic dressing doesn't always have to revolve around kurtas and sarees. This Sangria midi dress offers a more contemporary alternative through its tiered A-line shape, flared hem and lace detailing.

Made from viscose rayon, the blue dress features a notched round neckline, three-quarter sleeves and gathered details that create gentle movement through the silhouette. It works particularly well for shoppers who want one-piece festive dressing without coordinating several separates. Add metallic flats, small earrings and a compact handbag, and the outfit feels ready for casual celebrations, family get-togethers or festive dinners.

6. Anouk Chanderi Silk Thread Work Kurta

Chanderi silk can bring a slightly dressier finish to a simple kurta, and this cream-coloured Anouk style uses that quality well. Ethnic motif embroidery and thread work decorate the fabric without taking away from its clean shape.

The kurta comes with a round neck, three-quarter sleeves, side slits and a curved hem. Its above-knee length gives shoppers room to experiment with wide-legged trousers, shararas or straight pants. Cream also works as a useful neutral base, so we can introduce brighter colours through jewellery, footwear or a contrasting dupatta when the occasion calls for more festive styling.

7. Sangria Embroidered Thread Work Dupatta

Sometimes the fastest way to refresh an existing ethnic outfit is to change the dupatta rather than buy another complete set. This Sangria option combines pink and gold-toned ethnic motifs with thread-work embroidery and a fringed border.

Made from raw silk, it offers enough visual interest to lift plain kurtas and solid-coloured sets. The generous dimensions also give plenty of room for different draping styles. We'd pair it with cream, pink, maroon or muted gold separates so the embroidery remains noticeable without making the overall outfit feel too coordinated.

The Myntra Big Fashion Festival selection from Anouk and Sangria shows how festive shopping can still focus on versatility. From breathable cotton kurtas and Chanderi silk to a khadi saree, tiered dress and embroidered dupatta, these ethnic styles can move between celebrations and everyday occasions. Choosing adaptable pieces also makes a wardrobe feel more useful long after the festive calendar quietens down. Shop now on Myntra.