Sixty-nine gown listings read on 27 September. The prices fit inside a Rs. 1,366 band; the stated MRPs behind them spread across Rs. 7,201.
A gown search on Myntra returns a wall of strike-throughs, so the useful question is what the prices actually do. We read 69 listings across both gown shelves on 27 September 2026. Every one of them sells between Rs. 374 and Rs. 1,740 - 63 under Rs. 1,500, 40 under Rs. 1,000. The stated MRPs behind that narrow band run from Rs. 799 to Rs. 8,000, a median of 3.54 times the price. The thing that varies on this shelf is not the cost of a gown.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 27, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Myntra coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Forty of the 69 listings we read sell under Rs. 1,000 and eight of these sit under Rs. 600. The prices barely move across the chapter; the stated MRPs behind them run from Rs. 1,499 to Rs. 4,199.
The floor of the shelf, at a stated MRP exactly four times the price.
Why it earned its spot Nothing here costs less.
Under Rs. 450 with four figures of published feedback behind it.
Why it earned its spot Best-evidenced gown under Rs. 500.
One of twelve listings declaring exactly Rs. 1,999.
Why it earned its spot The Rs. 1,999 club, entry level.
The most-rated gown under Rs. 500 in the read.
Why it earned its spot Most feedback per rupee.
A maternity cut at Rs. 481, with the third-steepest stated MRP on the page.
Why it earned its spot Where the MRP column stops being useful.
Rs. 525 with the biggest crowd in this chapter.
Why it earned its spot Median badge, above-median evidence.
The joint-biggest badge on the page, on eleven ratings.
Why it earned its spot Biggest badge, smallest crowd.
Three listings of this dress, three prices, one pool of 6,128 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The clearest pooled-rating case here.
This is the body of the shelf - and the chapter that contains the only 0% badge in the read, the biggest rating count on it, and three listings that publish no feedback at all.
Nine listings here declare exactly Rs. 4,999. This is the cheapest of them.
Why it earned its spot Floor of the Rs. 4,999 group.
A cotton gown at Rs. 687, with eleven ratings and a 3.1 average.
Why it earned its spot Lowest star average we seated.
A plus-size bandhani gown at Rs. 746 with the best star average in the read.
Why it earned its spot Top-rated under Rs. 1,000.
One of thirteen listings on this shelf with no feedback at all.
Why it earned its spot The unrated third of the shelf.
One listing in 69 has no discount at all.
Why it earned its spot The exception that frames the shelf.
The most-rated gown in the read, at Rs. 875.
Why it earned its spot Most-evidenced listing here.
Rs. 957 from the Rs. 4,999 group, with 435 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Best-rated of the Rs. 4,999 group.
An 81% badge resting on 48 ratings and a 3.6 average.
Why it earned its spot Same badge, a fifth of the evidence.
Only six of the 69 listings sell above Rs. 1,500. This chapter holds the steepest stated MRP on the shelf (7.96x), the highest (Rs. 8,000), the shallowest badge (49%) and the top-rated listing of the read.
The steepest stated MRP on the shelf: eight times the price.
Why it earned its spot The biggest gap between price and stated MRP.
Three tiles at exactly Rs. 1,013, all showing the same 89 ratings.
Why it earned its spot A second pooled count, at a higher price.
The largest stated MRP on the shelf, on a plus-size cape gown.
Why it earned its spot Top of the MRP column.
Same price as the card above it, a third of the stated MRP.
Why it earned its spot The sane end of the MRP column.
The smallest discount of anything seated, other than the 0% listing.
Why it earned its spot What a normal strike-through looks like.
The best-rated listing of the 24, at Rs. 1,228.
Why it earned its spot Highest star average seated.
Near the top of the shelf, with real feedback behind it.
Why it earned its spot Best-evidenced listing above Rs. 1,500.
The ceiling of the shelf is Rs. 1,740.
Why it earned its spot Nothing here costs more.
First: ignore the strike-through and read the price. The 69 listings fit into a Rs. 1,366 band while their stated MRPs spread across Rs. 7,201, so the badge is telling you about the seller's MRP field rather than about the gown. Second: when two tiles sit at the same price, compare the rating counts, not the badges - two listings here are Rs. 12 apart with 435 ratings against 48. Third: check whether a big count is pooled. Three tiles of one dress on this shelf all display 6,128 ratings, and three more all display 89; that is one product's feedback shown three times, not three separately-reviewed dresses. Fourth: treat a blank rating as real information. Thirteen of these 69 publish nothing at all, and on Myntra - which does publish counts, unlike AJIO's fashion tiles - a blank means no feedback rather than a missing field.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| BARKAT Rs. 374, cheapest here | Rs. 374 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,499 | 75%% |
| ZEUGEN Rs. 446, 1,344 ratings | Rs. 446 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,499 | 70%% |
| SPAMitude Rs. 468, pooled 942 | Rs. 468 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,999 | 77%% |
| SFOTY Rs. 480, 2,754 ratings | Rs. 480 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,499 | 68%% |
| Mialo Rs. 481, 6.9x MRP | Rs. 481 | Rs. MRP Rs. 3,299 | 85%% |
| SHYAM SUNDARI Rs. 525 | Rs. 525 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,899 | 72%% |
| Sangria Rs. 541, 87% badge | Rs. 541 | Rs. MRP Rs. 4,199 | 87%% |
| Varanga Rs. 574, pooled 6,128 | Rs. 574 | Rs. MRP Rs. 2,999 | 81%% |
| Sangria Rs. 672, MRP Rs. 4,999 | Rs. 672 | Rs. MRP Rs. 4,999 | 87%% |
| HERE&NOW Rs. 687 cotton | Rs. 687 | Rs. MRP Rs. 2,000 | 66%% |
| Swasti Rs. 746 plus size | Rs. 746 | Rs. MRP Rs. 2,999 | 75%% |
| KALASHAKTI Rs. 770, unrated | Rs. 770 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,999 | 61%% |
| GADHESARIYA Rs. 798, 0% off | Rs. 798 | Rs. MRP Rs. 799 | 0%% |
| aayu Rs. 875, 9,392 ratings | Rs. 875 | Rs. MRP Rs. 2,999 | 71%% |
| LAZZLY Rs. 957, 81% badge | Rs. 957 | Rs. MRP Rs. 4,999 | 81%% |
| FoxDX Rs. 969, 48 ratings | Rs. 969 | Rs. MRP Rs. 4,999 | 81%% |
| KALINI Rs. 1,005, 7.96x MRP | Rs. 1,005 | Rs. MRP Rs. 7,999 | 87%% |
| Sangria Rs. 1,013, pooled 89 | Rs. 1,013 | Rs. MRP Rs. 4,999 | 80%% |
| AHALYAA Rs. 1,072, MRP 8,000 | Rs. 1,072 | Rs. MRP Rs. 8,000 | 87%% |
| StyleCast Rs. 1,072, 63% off | Rs. 1,072 | Rs. MRP Rs. 2,899 | 63%% |
| EX ETERNAL Rs. 1,014, 49% | Rs. 1,014 | Rs. MRP Rs. 1,999 | 49%% |
| MADHURAM Rs. 1,228, 4.7 stars | Rs. 1,228 | Rs. MRP Rs. 6,999 | 82%% |
| Inddus Rs. 1,642, 832 ratings | Rs. 1,642 | Rs. MRP Rs. 6,199 | 74%% |
| Tasarika Rs. 1,740, dearest | Rs. 1,740 | Rs. MRP Rs. 5,225 | 67%% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on 27 September 2026 from myntra.com's own window.__myx payload for the /gowns and /women-gown shelves, two pages each, logged out, in India. 69 distinct listings. Nothing was bought.
Myntra displays one pool of ratings across colourway tiles of the same product. Where a count on this page also appears on sibling listings - 6,128 across three tiles, 89 across three, 2,151 across two, 942 across two, 80 across two - the card says so, because reading those tiles separately multiplies the apparent evidence.
Every 'x times' figure here divides a stated MRP by the price on the same tile. We have not verified that any gown sold at its stated MRP, so a badge is arithmetic over two numbers the seller chose. Stating a high MRP is legal and commonplace in Indian retail and no wrongdoing is alleged.
'Georgette', 'pure cotton', 'crepe', 'sequinned', 'embroidered' and every other description on these cards is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed and not verified. No fabric, fit, sizing, colourfastness or durability claim is made or implied about any gown named here.
In our read of 69 listings on 27 September 2026, Rs. 374 - an embroidered round-neck maxi against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,499, with 440 ratings at 4.2 stars. Note that it is cut as a girls' dress; Myntra's gown shelves mix those into the same grid as adult sizes. The cheapest adult cut we read was Rs. 446. Forty of the 69 listings sold under Rs. 1,000.
Across the 69 listings we read, every price fell between Rs. 374 and Rs. 1,740, with 63 under Rs. 1,500 and 40 under Rs. 1,000. That is the most useful number on this page: whatever the strike-throughs suggest, the real ceiling on these two shelves that morning was under Rs. 1,750. The median selling price was Rs. 957.
A badge here is arithmetic over two numbers the seller chose - the price and the stated MRP - and we have not verified that any gown sold at its MRP. What we can show is how those MRPs behave. The median stated MRP is 3.54 times the selling price and the steepest is 7.96x (Rs. 1,005 against Rs. 7,999). Twelve listings declare exactly Rs. 1,999 while selling anywhere from Rs. 468 to Rs. 1,014, and nine declare exactly Rs. 4,999 while selling from Rs. 672 to Rs. 1,630. Stating a high MRP is legal and commonplace in Indian retail, and we allege no wrongdoing by Myntra or by any seller.
Because Myntra pools feedback across colourway tiles of the same product. In this read, three listings titled 'Varanga A-Line Maxi Dress' at Rs. 574, Rs. 577 and Rs. 574 all displayed 6,128 ratings, and three Sangria listings at an identical Rs. 1,013 all displayed 89. Two StyleCast tiles at Rs. 1,072 and Rs. 1,043 both showed 2,151. If you read those as separate dresses you treble-count the evidence, so each card on this page says where a count is shared.
This page cannot answer that and does not try. We read prices, stated MRPs, badges, star averages and rating counts from Myntra's own listing payload; nothing was bought, unpacked, worn, washed or measured. 'Georgette', 'pure cotton', 'crepe', 'sequinned' and every other description on these cards is the listing's own printed text. Fabric composition, fit, sizing and stitching are not published on these tiles, so no comparison of garment quality between any two gowns here is made or implied.























