3 / 5Long green dress with a diagonal upper edge, narrow crossed shoulder lines, finer front folds and high leg opening; both arms lowered.
A diagonal upper border meets narrow crossing lines near one shoulder. The long green front adds upper-centre folds and a high leg opening.
A closer look · Photo 3

Long green front with a diagonal shoulder edge

The long green front leads a diagonal upper border towards narrow crossing lines near one shoulder. A smaller diagonal opening remains between them. Finer folds gather through the front centre before a quieter longer skirt continues underneath. A high opening shows the forward leg. A pale ankle strap is visible below, but the complete front shoe area is cropped. Both arms hang at the sides. Longer pale hair sits behind the shoulder regions, with brightly reflecting earrings beside the head. Neither the rear connection nor whole footwear is explained by this front view.

Compare the diagonal shoulder line as a counter-shape beside the white nape connection. It cannot establish this green dress’s rear direction. A narrow crossing line proves neither adjustment nor a particular holding function. Colour identifies no fibre or confirmed occasion either.

Request a corresponding back and complete side on the actual offer. Add your shoes for its real length. Examine the upper connection with intended hair and ask about existing fastenings separately. Select the diagonal edge independently of whether you want that same long skirt form.

At a glance

A diagonal upper border meets narrow crossing lines near one shoulder. The long green front adds upper-centre folds and a high leg opening.

Frequently asked questions

Which shoe information remains incomplete on the green front?

A pale ankle strap is visible, but the complete front footwear area lies beyond the lower crop. Add your own complete pair to the actual dress for length assessment.

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