2 / 5Rose-to-lilac long front with narrow straps, shaped inner upper edge, fine deep V-shaped middle, floral reflective drawing and front opening; rectangular pale bag held low in one hand, head cropped above.
The rose-to-lilac long front has narrow straps, dense upper drawing and a front opening. A rectangular silver-looking bag is held low in one hand.
A closer look · Photo 2

Narrow straps over a decorated front with a low-held bag

The rose-to-lilac long front carries narrow straps towards a shaped inner upper edge. A deeper fine V-shaped middle lies between them. Floral pale reflective drawing spreads over the bodice and upper skirt transition. A finer outer lower surface accompanies quieter inner folds and a higher front opening. A pale pointed shoe with an ankle strap is visible below. One hand holds a rectangular silver-looking bag low beside the skirt; the other arm is lowered. The head is cropped above the mouth area. The picture shows neither a confirmed material list nor an included accessory set.

Use the low bag position as a concrete comparison. This pose leaves the upper middle visible. If you intend to hold your bag elsewhere, add that position to the actual outfit. The pictured hand position is not a prescribed carrying method. Shine alone cannot identify the bag’s material either.

Request the offered model’s own complete head frame, sides and rear with your shoes. Confirm material, included pieces and possible alterations separately. The fine outer surface explains neither its precise fibre nor the complete inner construction or a particular occasion.

At a glance

The rose-to-lilac long front has narrow straps, dense upper drawing and a front opening. A rectangular silver-looking bag is held low in one hand.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the rectangular bag held in this reference?

The rectangular silver-looking bag is held low beside the rose reference’s skirt in one hand. It is not positioned in front of the upper V-area.

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