A denser bodice above a quieter skirt connects several scales of drawing in this view. Larger floral forms frame the upper edge and short puff sleeves. Vertical lines travel through the front centre. A broader quieter area begins below the waist with individual motifs continuing onto it. The complete hem remains outside the crop. For layer selection, begin with the waist transition rather than estimating total length from this close photograph.
Establish precisely which area a chiffon description concerns on the offer. You may choose a preferred outer skirt version while the bodice has another confirmed composition. Compare the actual sample where it will be used. The floral appearance alone cannot identify a technical lace type; composition and visible motif remain different pieces of information.
Choose how far the motifs should continue into the skirt afterwards. Would you end the decoration shortly below the waist or continue it farther down? Request a full view of the actual dress with shoes. This adds the missing hem to the specific bodice question without assembling unrelated photographs into an assumed matching model.