3 / 5Long pale floral gate front with two shaped upper points, deeper central line, low floral arm borders and closer hip; one hand on the gate, longer floral-bordered floor area at the left, shoes hidden.
Two shaped upper points frame a deeper central line. Low floral arm borders and denser hip drawing lead towards a longer floral-bordered floor area.
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Floral gate front with low arm borders and a longer floor area

The long pale gate front places two more shaped upper points beside a deeper narrower central line. Shoulder tops remain bare, with short floral bands lower on the arms. Dense floral drawing covers the closer middle and hip. A finer longer surface with a floral border widens below. It spreads across the floor well before and beside the person at the left. The complete head and face appear, with longer loose hair to one side and a flower-like headband. One hand rests on the gate and the other is lower at the side. Shoes remain concealed under the longer form.

Follow the left floor area’s location independently of the upper central line. The middle region explains neither complete underlayers nor particular inner support. The broader arranged surface establishes no demonstrated detachable overskirt either.

Request normal views of the actual model with lowered arms and freely falling cloth. Add own sides and corresponding complete rear. Length needs that same combination with your planned footwear; the gate pose cannot provide an accurate measuring scale for your choice.

At a glance

Two shaped upper points frame a deeper central line. Low floral arm borders and denser hip drawing lead towards a longer floral-bordered floor area.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the floral gate front’s longer floor area?

The longer floral-bordered floor area extends at the left of the gate front. It explains its arranged position rather than precise rear length or a demonstrated detachable connection.

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