A broad upper line sits above a pale distinctly patterned bodice in this front view. Upright, diagonal and open-looking areas continue onto sleeves ending around the middle forearm. Both arms hang beside the body. The long quiet skirt has a higher side opening with a pale open strappy shoe beneath. This ordinary arm position reveals the relationship between pattern ending and exposed hand differently from the hands brought together before the body in the other sleeve reference.
Compare upper width with a similar sleeve length first. Should the neckline appear more open, or does the exposed forearm already provide the clear section you want? Try the intended hairstyle alongside it. Hair at the side may partly cover a shoulder line; hair drawn back leaves it identifiable differently. Choose which boundary matters to your own outfit.
Introduce an actual small wrist accessory only afterwards. Inspect its distance from the sleeve ending and test the combination without it too. The patterned areas establish neither laser cutting nor a particular fibre. Ask about real construction while retaining the visible upper line as a specific preference for selecting actual garments.