2 / 2Pale bridal close front with higher fine chest and shoulder ground, lower heart-like floral border and closer long patterned arms; hands stacked before waist with ring, head cropped above nose, complete hem absent.
Closer long floral arms descend beneath shoulder borders and higher fine chest ground. Hands are stacked before the waist with a ring; upper face and complete hem are absent.
A closer look · Photo 2

Closer long floral arms beside stacked hands and a ring

The pale close front places higher fine ground before the upper chest and shoulders. A lower floral heart-like boundary marks the upper middle beneath it. Floral shoulder borders project beside the upper arms, while closer long finely patterned arm surfaces continue towards the hands. The hands are stacked before the waist, with a ring visible. A wider finely patterned skirt begins below. The upper face is cropped above the nose, leaving the lower face included. Complete lower hem and footwear are absent. This is a closer long-arm comparison, not a demonstration of a loose open whole sleeve.

Follow the shoulder border independently of the longer arm surface. Fine ground and floral drawing establish neither specific fibres nor every underlying layer. The visible ring is not confirmed as supplied with the dress. Similar pale appearance does not identify this view as the same model as the short-puffed reference.

Request the actual favourite’s own complete front, sides and rear. Lower the hands first, then inspect the existing arm connection during ordinary movements. Add planned shoes and accessories only after completing those same-garment views.

At a glance

Closer long floral arms descend beneath shoulder borders and higher fine chest ground. Hands are stacked before the waist with a ring; upper face and complete hem are absent.

Frequently asked questions

What visible hand detail accompanies the closer long floral arms?

Hands are stacked before the waist with a ring visible beside the closer long floral arms. The ring is a photographed addition, not a confirmed component of the dress offer.

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