4 / 6Pale rear view with fine upper connections, shoulder bows with longer ends and a broad patterned skirt surface on a balcony floor.
Bow shapes with longer falling ends appear at the shoulders. The picture proves neither an adjustment function nor an established link to another front.
A closer look · Photo 4

Independent back with shoulder bows and a long patterned skirt

The independent back shows fine upper connections and a quieter upper rear area with vertical and floral lines below. Bow shapes with longer falling ends begin at the shoulders. A broad drawn skirt surface reaches the floor. The arms hang slightly out to the sides. The sea lies beyond the balcony boundary. Those surroundings establish no actual wedding use and do not make this the confirmed reverse of another front. The photograph alone supplies no common model identity.

If the longer shoulder ends interest you, describe their length and position separately from the skirt drawing. Request matching front and back views of the real offer. Do not compare independent photographs as though they establish the same model. The visible bow form also reveals no particular adjustment option.

Examine the back in an ordinary stance, then during a small personal turn. A broad surface spread on the floor proves no route suitability. Record whether you need an additional connection on the actual candidate and have existing solutions demonstrated. Product information must confirm material, closure and care; this photograph cannot supply those facts alone.

At a glance

Bow shapes with longer falling ends appear at the shoulders. The picture proves neither an adjustment function nor an established link to another front.

Frequently asked questions

Which longer details begin at the shoulders?

Bow shapes with longer falling ends appear at the shoulders. The picture proves neither an adjustment function nor an established link to another front.

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