A gold wrap-effect party blouse shows a diagonally arranged front with a longer side tie. The neckline makes a V-shaped direction and the long sleeves finish close to the hands. Larger light areas follow the folds between darker sections. The visible lower piece is dark with a fine surface pattern. A hand holds a phone, leaving part of the upper area obscured.
If you like the combination, assess the diagonal direction and tie separately from the gold colour. A similar line on a quieter surface is another option. Ask for an unobstructed front view of a real candidate so the neckline and upper placement can be seen fully. The photograph does not explain the back either.
Test the tie ends while seated and when opening your bag. Decide whether they should remain clearly visible above the waistband or whether you prefer another arrangement. Add a possible belt afterwards, since a second prominent line changes the focus. The gold appearance is not presented as actual metal fibre or a special coating. Confirm those properties for the real garment rather than inferring them from the reflection.