A high front neck frame takes the pale drawing close to the neck here. Shoulders and arms stay bare at the sides. A shaped edge is visible within the upper surface, followed by a clear middle and long full quieter skirt. Both hands hold side fabric areas slightly outwards. Flowers and foreground overlap part of the picture edge, and the rear is not shown. Its clearest comparison concerns the upper front frame and quieter lower surface.
Use the view to bring a specific neck question to the fitting. Do you want drawing before the neck or more open space beside the face? Compare two actual candidates with the same hairstyle and no additional necklace initially. The frame difference remains visible instead of being overlapped by simultaneously changing jewellery.
Request an unobstructed rear view of the real model. A high front does not explain its back connections completely. Walk and sit without permanently spreading the sides. Record whether upper shape, clear middle or quieter lower area convinced you. These separate observations help compare orderable versions. Establish actual layers, included pieces and possible adjustments before treating the photographic reference as a completed selection.