2 / 5Pale asymmetric long-sleeved front with shaped denser inner upper boundary, diagonal outer folds, long side waist surface and leg opening; one pale open strapped shoe fully visible.
A long sleeve and the opposite bare arm accompany the folded pale front. An extended side surface rests on the floor beside a visible open shoe.
A closer look · Photo 2

Pale asymmetric long-sleeved front with side floor fabric

The pale asymmetric long-sleeved front distributes fabric differently across the two arms. One side has a long quiet sleeve while the opposite arm remains bare. A denser patterned sweetheart-like inner front boundary appears beneath diagonal outer folds. The longer closer lower surface has a leg opening. An additional-looking extended area hangs from the waist at one side to the floor. Its precise attachment or possible changeability is not explained by this photograph. Appearing together does not establish that all areas can be removed separately.

One pale open shoe is completely visible. A broader front strap, narrower ankle strap and heel can be seen. The other foot remains hidden in the long fabric. Hands hang below. The head with gathered hair is included, with its upper bun nearly touching the picture border. Jewellery colouring supplies no material identification.

Use this angle to discuss side floor fabric separately from front skirt length. A visible heel gives no measurement for your legs or the offered garment. Try your shoes with your own candidate and request its side view. Observe the real long area while turning without deriving support, material or detachable pieces from this single frame.

At a glance

A long sleeve and the opposite bare arm accompany the folded pale front. An extended side surface rests on the floor beside a visible open shoe.

Frequently asked questions

What is visible of the shoe beside the pale asymmetric long-sleeved front?

One pale open shoe with a front strap, ankle strap and heel is fully visible. The other foot remains hidden in the long fabric.

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