The white front connects a closer decorated bodice to a very broad long skirt surface. A sweetheart front border leaves the shoulders exposed. A narrow brighter line crosses the waist beneath the bodice. Larger quieter areas open sideways below, interrupted by diagonal overlapping edges. One hand gathers side skirt fabric, while the other holds a pale bouquet low beside the skirt. A pale head ornament and longer earrings complete the upper frame. The long lower surface conceals footwear rather than supplying a clear view of the pair.
Use this picture for the relationship between a defined waist boundary and early fullness. The held side belongs to the pose and establishes no ordinary drape after a step. Pale reflections supply no fibre evidence either. The number of independent inner pieces is not visible here.
Compare the real candidate with released sides first. Add your shoes and a complete rear view. Introduce the intended bouquet afterwards to see which line it actually overlaps. Have included inner layers and possible alterations explained on that precise model.