The patterned V-front has broader straps with floral-shaped borders. Between them, the upper edge dips more deeply towards the centre. Finer pale drawing covers the bodice, with a fine reflective band running horizontally at the waist. The skirt broadens substantially beneath it. Separate floral shapes remain discernible between fine vertical lines, while larger lower areas look quieter. Both arms are low beside the body and the lower skirt reaches the ground.
Follow the area immediately above and below the band first. The accent separates two zones even though the patterned impression continues on both sides. If seeking this combination, describe both the narrow horizontal boundary and the finer drawing beneath it. Asking only for a plain pale skirt would select a different part of this reference rather than reproduce its entire visible relationship.
The complete view makes the skirt’s width distribution more apparent than a close waist picture. Your candidate still needs its own rear and an explanation of the real connection. The reflective line confirms neither separate accessories nor a particular composition. Use this photograph to compare the shape with relaxed arms, keeping the unseen construction question for the actual model.