Long sheer sleeves in a garden plan offer a way to connect clear shoulders with longer arm areas here. Floral forms sit across the bodice and upper arms. Fuller lower sleeves end in narrower sections. Vertical front lines remain visible beneath an indented middle edge. The photograph ends before the complete skirt hem. It therefore illustrates an upper combination rather than the whole length for a particular route, which still needs another view of the actual model.
On a real candidate, try holding a bouquet and reaching for an object. Would you like the sleeve resting loosely around the forearm or prefer less area? Inspect the hand after moving before arranging the fabric again. This supplies a specific comparison for the activities you plan instead of requiring you to reproduce the photographed pose.
Choose the intended transparency with the actual underlying pieces afterwards. A light visual impression cannot establish fibre or temperature feel. Include full skirt length and shoes in the garden trial so the upper preference remains clear while you answer the missing outfit questions.