A narrow bridal headband sits closer to the head than the taller tiara shapes in the comparisons. Pale hanging earrings sit beside it. Numerous small reflective details cover the bodice, long sleeves and wider skirt. The shoulders are raised and rounded, while the front neckline appears straighter and more angular. Both arms cross before the body and the full hem is outside the frame. The lower visible line is the main headpiece difference. This photograph explains neither internal shoulder padding nor materials in the band and earrings through their appearance alone.
Try a real narrower band if you want less height above the head. Keep dress and hair unchanged, then compare a taller outline. Add earrings separately so their scale beside the face remains assessable. Relax the arms afterwards and view the complete bodice rather than only the crossed-arm pose. An intended veil needs the actual connection on your own set. The narrower line in the hair does not establish where it can attach or how it will be removed later. Try that real sequence before deciding the complete arrangement.