A high neckline takes the pale pattern close towards the neck here. Diagonal and upright lines divide the upper area, with sheer-looking sleeves ending before the wrists. Hands meet before the middle. A long comparatively quiet skirt falls beneath, its higher side opening revealing one leg and a gold-coloured-looking open strappy shoe. The sleeve pattern is not described as established laser cutting; the specific visible information connects a higher neckline with an exposed forearm.
Compare that relationship first. Should the neck remain similarly closed or is sleeve length your particular preference? Separate those wishes. At an actual fitting, add your intended wrist accessory and inspect whether it should stay distinctly separated from the pattern ending. An entirely clear section can be your chosen solution too, rather than another area needing decoration.
Inspect the quiet skirt as its own surface afterwards. A closed model could fulfil the same upper preference without adopting the photographed leg opening. Ask to see real suitable candidates and establish their actual execution. The pattern supplies a styling idea, while fibre, underlying layers and manufacture need clarification on the offer.