The net-like front under an open blazer combines several visibly different surfaces. The dark blazer lies over the shoulders with its front edges open. A higher fine net-like frame passes before neck, chest and longer arms. Shorter denser regions sit inside over chest and lower middle. A longer finer surface continues beneath them. Both hands hold a small pale crescent-like bag low before the body. The head appears at a side angle, with hair swept back lower down and a paler ear accent beside the face. Complete lower length and shoes are absent.
The open blazer is not shown buttoned. Its denser-looking surface cannot identify textile composition. Nor does the finer inner region explain every actual layer or its attachment. Pictured together cannot establish that bag and jacket share one supplied set.
Request your candidate’s inner combination without blazer and bag first. Add the outer jacket afterwards in precisely the arrangement you want to use. Shoulder-laid and arms inside sleeves are different configurations. Have both shown on the same genuine piece if both matter to you. Another neck frame cannot supply the main jacket’s missing rear.