A purple front neckline brings two upper edges together in a lower middle. Small pale points and folds define the bodice, while the long sleeves look sheer. A quieter purple area begins below the upper section. A small pendant sits closer to the neck and above the V point. The crop concentrates on that relationship rather than showing complete hem length or the back.
Try the neck area without a necklace first on a similar candidate. Add a small pendant afterwards and assess it across the whole upper body. It need not trace the opening. You may enjoy another short line or prefer the open centre without further division. Keep the hairstyle unchanged during comparison so the cause of the difference remains clear.
Check sleeves and neck edges while reaching and sitting next. Observe their normal fall instead of arranging the opening with your hands. Try a planned jacket over the long arms as well. Visible bright points cannot determine material composition. Use the photograph for the distribution of open middle, decorated sides and optional small jewellery accent, then obtain the missing rear and hem views on the real model.