5 / 5Pale closer V front with broader shoulder areas, larger round accents between small reflections and vertical dotted lines; narrow quiet waist border above a widening lower area, head and hem missing.
Broader shoulder areas frame a more pointed V centre. Round accents and finer lines continue across the waist into the beginning of a widening lower area.
A closer look · Photo 5

Broader V front with round accents and dotted lines

The closer pale V front combines broader shoulder areas with a deeper pointed centre. Larger round accents sit between many small reflections and finer vertical lines. The denser pattern follows the bodice to the waist. Below a narrower quiet border, a widening lower area begins, with longer dotted lines continuing over it. The upper arms remain exposed at the sides. Only part of the neck base is included; head and face are missing. The whole lower skirt and shoes are outside the crop too. A complete front length is not shown here.

Compare the direction of lines with the more irregularly distributed larger round points. Those visible differences identify neither real pearls nor particular stones or a fibre. The finer shoulder field is not automatically entirely bare skin. Actual coverage needs information about the ground and inner layers. A close pattern cannot explain the whole offered garment.

Request the actual offer’s normal complete front and matching rear of the same version. Add your underwear, hairstyle and shoes. Decide about lower length through that whole combination instead of borrowing it from another independent reference.

At a glance

Broader shoulder areas frame a more pointed V centre. Round accents and finer lines continue across the waist into the beginning of a widening lower area.

Frequently asked questions

Does the V front complete the hairstyle view?

The closer V front does not include the complete head and hairstyle. Ask for a complete upper view of the real candidate before assessing the neck frame with your planned hair and jewellery.

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