Broad folds at the waist divide this pale skirt into large quiet surfaces and deeper spaces. Above them is a mostly unpatterned sleeveless V-front upper section. One hand rests against a broad side area; the other arm also extends downwards. Bright surfaces and deeper shadows make the direction changes clear. The visible folds are substantially larger than a fine regular pleated repeat.
Use the reference to describe where you want the major divisions to begin. Show the adviser whether a broad quiet centre or a stronger hollow directly at the front matters more. Then compare the sides: should similarly broad surfaces appear there, or can the arrangement be less uniform? These questions can be demonstrated on the actual dress without naming its fabric.
At a fitting, request a view with both arms relaxed. Take a few steps, let the skirt settle and notice how the large directions return. If the waist will be changed, ask specifically about preserving your preferred front area. The single standing pose alone cannot explain the later resting arrangement or which surface will remain most prominent.