The short pale dress combines a shaped bodice and thin shoulder straps with a noticeably fuller skirt. A narrower, quieter band marks the waist. Dense small reflective details extend across the upper and lower areas, with larger curved patterns visible between them. One hand holds a skirt side outwards. The other hand sits beside a partly concealed side area. Pale open shoes with ankle straps appear below the broad shorter edge, although the bottom of the image limits one shoe area.
This is a contrasting reference to the floor-length pink ball gown. It separates a preference for a full skirt from the decision to choose a long hem. Holding the side affects the current distribution; it confirms neither the normal standing width nor a pocket. Points of light do not establish a particular metal or fibre either.
Ask to see the actual candidate with the held side released. Then compare the visible legs and shoes with your preference. You can choose a broad shorter outline without adopting the same reflective surface or strap shape. Similar width does not establish a short version of the long reference.