4 / 5Pale floral front with a squarer upper line, broader straps, high front opening and a foot raised on a step in a pale open shoe.
One foot rests on a raised step; the pale open shoe shows a broader front strap and a more angular heel. This is no ordinary stride.
A closer look · Photo 4

Squarer floral upper edge with straps and a raised foot

The garden front shows a squarer upper centre with broader floral straps. Vertical lines and finer drawing organise the closer bodice. Individual floral branches extend onto the quieter long skirt. A high front-side opening reveals a bent leg. One foot rests on a higher step, showing a pale open shoe with a broader front strap and more angular heel. One hand sits higher near shoulder and strap. The complete rear hem is not included. This picture supplies no length measurement for your own body.

Separate the squarer upper edge from the raised-leg pose. An interesting strap course need not be chosen with the same opening. Ask about the offered connection on your real candidate instead of treating the visible position as proof of adjustment. Another version needs its own confirmation.

Inspect the real front with both feet on the same level and arms lowered first. Add ordinary movements in planned shoes afterwards. A raised step presents the opening differently from normal standing. The picture explains neither comfort nor a tested fitting. Confirm material and complete version on the actual offer.

At a glance

A squarer floral neckline and broad straps sit above a high front opening. One foot rests on a raised step in a pale open shoe.

Frequently asked questions

Which foot position does the garden view show?

One foot rests on a raised step; the pale open shoe shows a broader front strap and a more angular heel. This is no ordinary stride.

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