5 / 5Other rose-to-lilac long front with narrow upper straps, lower short arm strands, closer waist and wide finely reflective long skirt surface; complete head with long loose dark hair, arms lowered, shoes concealed.
The wider rose-to-lilac long front combines narrow upper straps with short lower arm strands, dense upper drawing and many small lower reflections.
A closer look · Photo 5

Narrow straps with lower short arm strands

The other rose-to-lilac long front carries narrow upper straps and short strands lower on the upper arms. Dense reflective drawing gathers over the bodice. Below the closer waist, a fine-looking outer lower surface widens, showing many small pale reflections over long vertical folds. Both arms are lowered, with one hand at the side of the skirt. The complete head with long loose dark hair is included. Shoes remain concealed beneath the long surface. Vehicles in the background establish no particular occasion. The visible shine confirms neither metal nor a particular fibre. Use only this specific distribution in your comparison.

Distinguish the narrow upper straps from the short lower arm strands. They occupy different positions within the same upper arrangement. This shows their location rather than a detachable connection or a promised alternative way of wearing them. Ask about the actual fastening on the offered model.

Add your planned shoes and the dress’s suitable own sides and rear. Check the complete outfit instead of deriving a general size or comfort claim from the wide photographed shape. Material and care require the finished piece’s description.

At a glance

The wider rose-to-lilac long front combines narrow upper straps with short lower arm strands, dense upper drawing and many small lower reflections.

Frequently asked questions

Are the short arm strands level with the upper straps?

The other rose front’s short arm strands sit lower on the upper arms than the narrow upper straps. The picture shows their location rather than demonstrating a detachable connection.

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