Leaf-like straps form narrow upper lines in this close view. Small grouped forms sit along a lower neckline that looks rounded to slightly squared, while dense leaf and flower drawing fills the middle. Finer leaf-like lines continue below the waist into the soft upper skirt. A dark necklace with a small curved pendant rests over the decoration. Head and complete lower hem are absent from the crop. The comparison therefore concerns the smaller edge structure and its relationship with the densely drawn front, rather than overall length or the full body outline.
Choose whether you want individual small forms distinguishable or prefer a more continuous decorative edge. Compare from the same photographic distance against an option with large individual flowers; stronger enlargement should not replace the real scale decision. Leave additional neck jewellery aside at the fitting initially and add it deliberately afterwards to see what it contributes to the middle. Narrow upper lines alone establish neither a particular support function nor adjustability. Ask about those properties separately on the real dress if they are necessary to your selection.