Myntra Big Fashion Festival starts on October 7

New Delhi: Myntra has announced the arrival of Big Fashion Festival. With over 23 lakh styles from over 6000 brands, the fourth edition of the Myntra BFF offers one of the biggest assortments of selections across fashion, beauty and lifestyle ever and expects over 8 million customers to shop during the festive carnival. The platform’s marquee annual festive shopping bonanza will commence on the 7 of October. Over 5 lakh new styles have been added from brands that are popular among non-metro customers. To meet the expected surge in traffic and provide a smooth and seamless shopping journey to every shopper coming to the platform, Myntra has scaled its systems to handle ~1 million concurrent users at peak. This year, the platform will also provide access to constructs that are designed to showcase festive-oriented categories like Showstoppers, BFF Specials and Rewards. 

Selection from diverse categories:

This BFF will see over 1.6 lakh styles and 50 new made-in-India D2C brands which are celebrated under the Myntra Rising STARS banner. Indian wear is an integral part of one’s festive wardrobe and the men and women segments have been scaled to host 4.5 lakh styles. The collection houses a range of mass premium and premium styles across light and heavy Indian wear and fusion wear. Fusion collection which comprises 45k styles from 1000+ brands is expected to trend among GenZ customers looking for an Indo-western look. Myntra has added over 20 sought-after international brands this year. Some of the recently on-boarded international brands on Myntra include Anko, Saucony, Gymshark, Champion, BoohooMAN, DKNY, and Anne Klien, among others.

Offering 90,000+ products across 1500+ brands, including 200+ international brands in its beauty and personal care (BPC) portfolio during the Big Fashion Festival. This has seen Myntra add over 50,000 new home products to its catalogue of 750+ brands and more than 2 lakh aesthetically pleasing and trend-first styles.

Myntra will cater to the festive needs of GenZ customers. As part of FWD, Myntra’s immersive fashion proposition for Gen-Z, is an array of uber-trendy brands offering over 67 thousand styles. Prominent brands that are expected to trend during the Big Fashion Festival are Lulu & Sky, H&M, Trendyol, bebe, Tokyo Talkies, Hersheinbox, Street 9, Athena, Bonkers Corner, Freakins and Boohoo, among others.

Some of the brands offering their new collections include- Nike, Saucony, Champion, adidas, L’oreal Paris, The adidas official Team India jersey, Nike Jordan apparels, H&M Hugo, FossilXDisney, CK, Starbucks, Wildcraft Trolley etc.

Value Propositions and Rewards

Customers can look forward to Myntra Revolutionary Price which includes 10% bank offers in addition to attractive value offers. During the event, customers will also have access to an additional 15% off on using Myntra’s co-branded credit card in association with Kotak Mahindra. Additionally, the shoppers can avail payment offers through partners like ICICI, Kotak, Paytm and Cred. This BFF, customers shopping above a certain amount, will be able to avail exciting rewards which may include gold coins, trolleys and backpacks, etc.

Talking about the Big Fashion Festival, Nandita Sinha, CEO, Myntra, said, “As the nation earnestly awaits the festive season, at Myntra, we are geared to roll out our biggest edition of the ‘Big Fashion Festival’. This is an opportunity for the industry to gain momentum where brands are able to infuse newness with their offerings while also strengthening their base of shoppers. This is also an opportunity for our ecosystem partners, including big and small brands, Kirana partners and artisans to grow further.”

Warehouse, Logistics and Contact Centre scale-up

As part of the festive hiring ramp-up, Myntra has increased its women hiring, taking it to 21% while creating employment opportunities for women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and has extended additional income opportunities. Myntra’s robust supply chain network will play a pivotal role in fulfilling festive orders across the country.