3 / 5Pale thin-strapped front with flatter curved neckline, small hanging details, pointed patterned bodice and quieter lower area with a leg opening; larger cross-shaped neck and ear accents, one hand at the hip.
Small hanging details accompany a flatter curved upper line. Larger cross-shaped neck and ear accents sit above it, with one hand at the hip.
A closer look · Photo 3

Thin-strapped neckline beside cross-shaped jewellery

The pale front leads thin shoulder connections towards a flatter slightly curved upper edge. Smaller hanging details accompany the neckline. Denser floral and curved drawing frames a more vertically divided middle and a pointed lower bodice finish. A quieter gathered longer surface begins below beside a high front leg opening. One hand rests at the side hip. The face turns sideways, with longer dark hair and a narrow headband. Larger cross-shaped ear and neck accents accompany the upper frame. The complete hem and shoes are missing.

The supported hand sits near the transition from patterned bodice to quieter lower area. It does not show the same side line as a naturally hanging arm. Jewellery shapes identify neither stones nor metals. The lower visible opening does not determine every actual connection either.

Request the real candidate’s front with relaxed arms, plus corresponding sides and rear. Compare the upper boundary without added neck decoration, then with your intended jewellery. See the complete lower finish with your own shoes before choosing the neckline as a finished whole combination.

At a glance

Small hanging details accompany a flatter curved upper line. Larger cross-shaped neck and ear accents sit above it, with one hand at the hip.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the hand sit beside the thin-strapped neckline?

One hand sits at the side hip below the thin-strapped neckline. An additional front with relaxed arms helps compare the transition from decorated bodice to lower area without that pose.

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