1 / 5Seated pale floral front with low draped upper-arm areas, pale vertical bodice bands and a finer skirt surface over a visible leg.
The arms extend onto the seat at the sides. One hand is fully visible there; the other arm runs towards the side border and is cropped.
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Seated floral front with pale vertical bands

The seated pale front shows a shaped floral upper edge before loose hair. Finer translucent-looking areas sit between flowers and pale vertical bands on the bodice. Short loosely draped sections surround the upper arms. The broader lower area distributes floral motifs across finer surfaces, revealing a leg beneath. The arms brace out at the sides. One hand lies clearly on the seat while the other arm reaches the picture border. The complete hem is missing.

Use the crop for upper drawing and its distance from the waist. Sitting shows another arrangement from ordinary standing but proves neither an actual appointment nor tested support. Record which line you want to examine more closely on your own candidate. Pale vertical bands establish no confirmed internal construction. Product information needs to explain that separately.

Request an additional standing front with relaxed arms on a real offer. Add intended shoes for length and opening questions. The finer surface names no particular textile. Product details and actual label remain separate questions even when many upper features are visible.

At a glance

The seated pale floral dress has low draped upper-arm areas and vertical bodice bands. A finer skirt surface lies over a visible leg.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the arms brace in the seated view?

The arms extend onto the seat at the sides. One hand is fully visible there; the other arm runs towards the side border and is cropped.

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