The short pale reference continues an asymmetric upper edge into many curved folded surfaces. Black outlines trace their outer lines. Side areas project farther at the bodice and lower section. The middle remains closer, while the shorter lower area stands wider. The head and face are included; longer hair stands back from the head. A stepping pose places the legs differently. Pale closed shoes have crossed bands at the ankles. Other people appear in the setting, but they establish neither a designer nor a date or documented show.
Compare the black lines’ direction separately from the extent of the pale surfaces. The graphic effect identifies neither fibre nor metal or a manufacturing method. A photographed stepping pose does not establish how an offered piece behaves during normal walking either.
Request the actual version with front, corresponding rear and both sides. See the lower edge with your shoes in normal standing first. Add ordinary movements and have existing connections explained before planning around a large side area as a fixed product feature.