An open bridal shoulder line frames a V-shaped front edge here. Short side sections sit below the shoulders. The middle has dense pale motifs, with a quieter-looking broad skirt beginning beneath. Both hands are together in front. Larger earrings sit beside the face and the hair is pulled back. The lowest hem is not fully included, concentrating this view on the upper shape rather than resolving complete length.
Compare the direction for greetings on the real garment. Let your arms hang normally first, then raise them as for a hug and inspect the edge again. Hold the bouquet before it afterwards. Do you want the drawn middle visible or enjoy the additional front shape? The question belongs to your actual sequence rather than the photographed hand position alone.
Try earrings individually with the intended hairstyle. You need not adopt the size of the pictured addition. Compare the later table outfit without the bouquet too. More visible quiet skirt surface can make the same upper frame appear different. Request a complete view for length decisions and check actual layers rather than inferring a particular fabric from the pale surface.