The strapless wedding dress with a pointed waist has a shaped upper edge. Decorated curved and diagonal lines meet a downward central form in the bodice. A broad fine dotted-looking skirt begins beneath it. The arms are positioned behind near a reflective surface. This arrangement shows the upper shape clearly without explaining the inner construction or movement of an offered gown.
Use the visible transition to look at bodice and skirt together, while keeping their movement questions separate. Try the upper edge with arms relaxed and during a careful arm lift first. Repeat your planned steps afterwards and check where the skirt sits. Have any possible adjustment explained at the actual area you want changed.
The broad lower form is an alternative to the more fitted floral reference. Do not choose it only through its spread surface appearance. On the real model, also compare sitting and rising with the supplied layers. You can then explain whether you prefer the waist shape, broad skirt or their combination for your intended sequence of actions.