The closer front shows a pale floral bodice with a V centre and short lower shoulder bands. Larger leaf and flower shapes gather around the chest and waist. Individual branches reach farther onto the broader lower area. Between them the skirt looks less densely drawn and contains small pale points. Both hands meet before the waist. Only part of the head is included, and the lower finish falls outside the picture.
Follow one floral line downwards from the waist. Does this gradual transition interest you, or would you prefer a clearer boundary? You can ask that separately from the complete skirt width. Record the desired distribution for an actual offer instead of naming only a pattern. Small bright points establish no particular decoration material.
Add another view without hands before the centre when assessing the waist outline. Length requires a complete standing picture with planned shoes. This crop proves neither a connection at the short shoulder areas nor their support in movement. Have existing connections demonstrated on the real dress rather than inferring them from its photographed shape.