The wedding dress with shoulder panels has a deep V back framed by wider patterned straps. It fits closer around the hips and upper skirt before flaring below. Long translucent-looking panels descend from the shoulders to the ground at the sides, with further floral forms defining the extended lower areas. One hand holds pink flowers and the head turns sideways. The view makes the separate starting points of upper shoulder panels and an extending skirt especially clear. Their precise connections and detachability cannot be determined from this rear arrangement alone.
Compare those starting points on the real model if several long layers appeal. Have each shown separately and ask which pieces belong to the garment. Hold your own flowers or intended object in one hand and check how you want to turn with the long panels. Removing them requires confirmed construction rather than an assumption based on transparency. Then decide whether you want this shoulder effect as well as a decorated train border. An ordinary walking view supplements the deliberately spread skirt and helps explain the actual arrangement in use.