Pale motifs on a blue dress distribute the drawing across bodice and long skirt in this view. Narrow shoulder lines lead to a deeper front edge. The hip outline remains closer to the body than the broad black skirt. Farther down, the front and leg area open while the hem extends sideways. This provides a useful comparison when considering finer distributed decoration against a larger bow shape.
Look first only between waist and upper skirt. Do you enjoy the closer line interrupted by motifs, or would you like more space beside the body? Test actual room while sitting rather than deriving your movement experience from the pictured pose. Choose how visible you want the front opening as a separate decision.
Add a restrained bag and compare its edge beside the pattern. You do not need to adopt the visible longer earrings as well. Pale motifs and light effects cannot establish a particular trim or fabric. The useful question is whether you prefer distributed drawing or one larger hip accent, followed by checking how that preference appears on the real garment.