2 / 2Black strapless patterned mini with a curved heart-like upper border, floral openwork-like drawing, vertical upper lines and one skirt side held outward; head included, lower legs and shoes absent.
A black patterned mini has a curved bare-shoulder upper edge and short flared skirt. One hand holds a skirt side outward beside loose highlighted hair and a neck band.
A closer look · Photo 2

Black patterned mini with a skirt side held out

The black short front leaves both shoulders bare above a curved heart-like upper edge. A fine irregular border follows that edge. Floral openwork-like areas and vertical upper-body lines lead towards a narrower waist and a short flared patterned skirt. One hand holds a skirt side outward, while the other arm is lower. Head and face are fully included beside long loose highlighted hair and pale earrings. A black neck band carries a round pale hanging detail. The lower legs and footwear lie outside the picture.

Compare the held skirt with the closer upper middle without treating the pose as normal unheld width. Floral drawing establishes neither a particular lace technique nor fibre, and vertical lines alone confirm no inner support. The neck accessory is not identified as part of the dress offer.

Request the same real piece with hands lowered and fabric released. Add its own complete rear and length with your planned shoes. Try accessories separately and have actual textile and included components named before deciding on the whole outfit.

At a glance

A black patterned mini has a curved bare-shoulder upper edge and short flared skirt. One hand holds a skirt side outward beside loose highlighted hair and a neck band.

Frequently asked questions

Why should the black patterned mini also be seen with its skirt released?

One hand holds a skirt side outward in the black patterned mini view. A further view of that same real dress with cloth released is needed to assess its unheld lower outline.

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