The short pale reference shows many reflective-looking hanging strands over a pale base. They run in lines of different lengths, with some lower ends forming curves. The shorter fabric finish remains visible behind several elements extending further down. Above, the surface leads to a high front neckline with dense pale reflective decoration. The shoulders are uncovered. Broad dark feather-like areas appear at both wrists, without their real composition being confirmed by the photograph.
Two lower boundaries matter here: the fabric edge and the longest free ends. Feet and shoes are outside the frame. Compare more than the visible shortness of the fabric; request a complete view with the actual planned footwear. The hanging lines explain neither their attachment nor how they move when walking. A still arrangement does not demonstrate those functions.
If this effect appeals to you, describe the distribution across torso and lower area separately from the high neckline and dark wrist details. You can deliberately compare those additions without treating them as requirements for fringe. Ask where the strands begin on the real dress and how they lie without fabric being held into a different shape.