The dimensional floral front distributes larger flower forms across a shaped bodice. The upper line runs below the exposed shoulder tops into short floral upper-arm areas. A deeper middle notch remains visible. Several flowers project more distinctly before the finer ground, with smaller pale centres accompanying them. Floral paths continue below the waist into a quieter widening lower form. Arms sit lower beside the body, with one hand farther out at the visible skirt area. The face appears sideways with hair worn up. Its upper hair area is cropped at the picture border. Complete hem and shoes lie outside the view.
Compare the larger flowers’ distance from quieter intervening surfaces first. Dimensional-looking forms identify neither fibre nor exact attachment or handwork. The closer crop also explains no complete skirt width or additional lower layer.
Request the actual candidate’s same upper edge from both sides and its matching rear. Add a complete front with a normal stance and your shoes. Have the actual floral areas and inner construction explained before deriving missing length or changeable shoulder pieces from this closer view.