The white shape has a higher finely gathered neck edge. A fine dotted grid lies across the sheer-looking upper chest and continues over the shoulders into wider long sleeves. A lower shaped bodice is visible behind. The sleeves gather at the lower ends, and a narrow tie line divides the waist. A wide skirt with many fine vertical lines falls below. Both hands sit lower at the sides; the head and face are outside the image, while the feet remain covered.
The higher boundary and visible transparency are different comparison features. Name them separately when you want a particular area constructed differently. The photograph explains neither all the inner layers nor a fastening behind the neck. A mirror and plants in the room add no product information about those points.
Ask for the real candidate’s corresponding upper close view and its own back. Have the offered layers described, then consider the arm line with the arms normally lowered. Add the complete lower view with your intended shoes. A similar white front in another picture cannot replace those missing areas.