2 / 2Blue reflective dress with bare shoulders, large folded upper-arm areas, a short front skirt and long side surfaces on the ground; hands near the head and gold-coloured pointed shoes.
Blue folded arm surfaces sit beside a short front and long side skirt areas. Both hands are near the head.
A closer look · Photo 2

Blue folded arm surfaces as a deliberate comparison

Blue folded arm surfaces sit beside the upper arms of an off-the-shoulder form. The surface has smaller reflective drawing. A narrower blue neck detail accompanies the exposed zone above the bodice. The front skirt area ends high and unevenly, with long broad side surfaces reaching the ground alongside. Both hands are near the head. Dark patterned legwear and gold-coloured pointed shoes remain visible below. The larger complete view shows the distinction between front length and side cloth within the same frame.

This reference has no confirmed butterfly motifs. Its task in the comparison is the greater visible volume at the arms. If seeking only the pale detail’s individual white motifs, you need not adopt this blue form. Show whether you want a larger outer contour or a smaller drawing on the shoulder when discussing the actual candidate.

The raised hands affect the arrangement of the arm areas. Add an ordinary posture on the real dress. The side length proves no detachable addition or particular construction. Ask about the specified version instead of planning the longer surface as an automatically interchangeable piece.

At a glance

Blue folded arm surfaces sit beside a short front and long side skirt areas. Both hands are near the head.

Frequently asked questions

Does the blue view establish detachable long side areas?

The blue view shows long side surfaces beside a shorter front. It opens no connection and confirms no detachability.

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