The low straight shoulder edge leaves both shoulder tops exposed. Long sleeves following the arms carry many small bright rows. These curve and fan across the bodice while longer wavy lines draw the closer lower shape. A broad neckband with several apparent rows sits above the exposed upper area. Long loose hair falls over one side. Both hands remain down beside the body. The entire hem and shoes are not included.
Compare the smaller repeated drawing with the main reference’s larger flowers first. Would you prefer a continuing direction or individual larger motifs? Inspect the centre and sleeve area separately on the actual candidate. Their patterns can perform different roles from the skirt drawing.
Try the intended neck piece after that garment question. Assess its distance from the real upper edge with your hairstyle. The image establishes neither the composition of small pale elements nor an included jewellery set. The complete decision also needs the offered dress’s own entire length and rear view rather than filling the missing skirt area from another garment.