A leaf-like wedding dress bodice is the centre of this tight reference. The middle extends lower while decoration runs across the side areas. Folded sheer-looking bands sit on the upper arms below bare shoulders and continue diagonally across the front. A widening skirt area begins below, but its complete hem is missing. The head is cropped out as well. Use the frame for the upper leaf distribution rather than as a complete silhouette or accessory arrangement. Its share in the full dress needs a wider view of the same actual model.
Look at how close the visible shapes come to the central opening. Would you prefer a clearly bordered line there or more continuous decoration? Keep that question separate from choosing a skirt later. A suitable real model needs its own complete view. Seeing only the beginning of a broader lower form does not identify its circumference, length or rear course. Avoid filling missing areas from another garment in the gallery.
At the fitting, ask how the folded upper-arm sections and bodice connect. The picture establishes neither a supporting role nor detachability. If you want another placement of the leaf surfaces, discuss a specific proposal on the actual dress. Keep the position as a visual idea while confirming the construction and possible alterations separately.