A lower point beside a broad shoulder band introduces two prominent directions in this closer front. The broad upper section looks folded and runs into a V-like middle line. Beneath it lies a patterned bodice continuing downwards from the narrower middle towards the beginning of the skirt. A bright pendant necklace supplies another point above. For the Basque comparison, the lower extension matters, while upper edge and jewellery remain separate properties that do not have to be adopted together.
Briefly set the upper half aside when comparing. Would you like the central lower course without the broad shoulder band? This separates two visible preferences. You can then decide whether you actually want both, or would rather seek the lower form with another upper edge on a real candidate.
Obtain matching front and side views of the same variant in an offer. This closer image cannot supply a fixed depth or internal construction. Check the desired position on the actual garment in ordinary posture. Add jewellery or bouquet afterwards and observe which line they emphasise or conceal. The selected lower shape need not depend on precisely the same accompanying pieces.