4 / 6Dark short dress with many pale reflective points, upper connections of different widths and an oval side waist opening on the image left.
Pale point reflections cover a dark mini with an oval waist opening. One hand rises to the hair and a Y pendant lies above.
A closer look · Photo 4

Dark point reflections with an oval waist opening

The dark short shape distributes many silver-looking reflective points over black. A thin connection crosses the shoulder on the image’s left; the other upper connection looks broader and is partly overlapped by hair. An oval opening sits at the left side waist. The front upper edge is softly rounded. One hand rises to the hair while the other arm extends sideways out of the frame. The main hem is visible, but the feet are not.

A pale Y-shaped pendant and longer earrings accompany the densely reflective area. Consider first whether you want a longer jewellery line beside the side opening and dress pattern. The pendant is not a prescribed addition for this kind of neckline. The differently visible shoulder areas also prove no particular construction beneath the hair.

Request a quiet front view of the actual candidate with hair moved back and arms relaxed. Add your own jewellery individually afterwards. Check where the real side opening sits in your intended size and ask for the corresponding product information. The photographed position establishes neither an identical measurement nor a particular fit for another person.

At a glance

Pale point reflections cover a dark mini with an oval waist opening. One hand rises to the hair and a Y pendant lies above.

Frequently asked questions

Which additional jewellery line sits above the dark point surface?

A pale Y-shaped pendant extends a line below the neck. Compare your own necklace separately beside the pattern and waist opening rather than treating this combination as a fixed rule.

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