Low pinned bridal hair leaves much of the upper back exposed in this view. Broad finely patterned straps lead into a deep V edge. Small pale rounded decorations sit across the visible surface. Hair gathers low at the back of the head, while a few strands remain loose at the front. The slight side angle shows both the hair position and much of the side dress edge; the complete hem is outside the crop.
Consider where you want to gather your own lengths first. You might like a low position without choosing these broad straps. Show the stylist your actual gown alongside the reference. Name the section of its back edge that you want visible, then compare the planned hair placement from the same side direction.
Try turning your head both ways afterwards. The loose front strands contribute to the side view and should not be judged only in an arranged rear photograph. Add your intended earrings to see whether their shape remains visible beside the hair. Introduce a veil after that comparison and record both relevant states.