5 / 5Long pale blue asymmetric front with one longer finely drawn arm, bare opposite shoulder and pointed side layers with feather-like borders; high leg opening beside pale open-toe ankle-strap footwear.
The pale blue asymmetric front combines one longer drawn arm with an exposed opposite side. Pointed layers and fine borders accompany a higher leg opening.
A closer look · Photo 5

Pale blue asymmetric front with an open-toe ankle-strap shoe

The pale blue asymmetric front combines one longer finely drawn arm with an exposed opposite shoulder. Its upper line runs diagonally. Many little pale reflections trace the closer middle and hip. Larger pointed layers with fine projecting feather-like borders lie at the side. A higher side leg opening leads towards pale open-toe ankle-strap footwear. A longer lower strip reaches the floor beside it. One hand rests at the hip and the other arm is lower at the side. Head and face are completely included beside hair taken back and longer pale earrings. The photographed setting establishes no particular celebration.

Compare the one longer arm independently of the higher leg opening. Pointed layers explain neither their actual material list nor a confirmed animal feather or detachable connection. Little reflections establish no particular stones.

Request the actual offer’s own corresponding rear and normal sides. Try the existing lower opening with your planned shoes while walking and sitting. Let cloth fall freely first and discuss another length on the real piece rather than treating the arrangement as a measurement.

At a glance

The pale blue asymmetric front combines one longer drawn arm with an exposed opposite side. Pointed layers and fine borders accompany a higher leg opening.

Frequently asked questions

Which footwear shape appears beneath the pale blue asymmetric front?

Pale open-toe ankle-strap shoes appear beneath the pale blue asymmetric front. The side leg opening shows their position without determining your own hem length with your footwear.

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