4 / 5Reflective black two-piece front with a short asymmetric top, one long arm, exposed opposite arm, bare middle and wide trousers; one hand at the hip, other lowered, front toe region barely visible.
A shorter asymmetric top has one long arm and an exposed opposite arm. A bare middle separates it from wide trousers; shoes are only barely included.
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Reflective black two-piece front with one long arm

The reflective black two-piece front places a shorter asymmetric top above wider long trousers. One arm is completely surrounded by longer surface while the opposite arm remains bare. An exposed middle appears between the more diagonal upper finish and the trousers. One hand rests at the hip while the other sits lower at the side. The face is visible, with the upper crown of the longer loose dark hair cropped. Reflective round forms appear in the background. They explain neither a particular event nor confirmed wearing of the outfit at that location. A striking setting also cannot identify which garment components are genuinely supplied.

A front toe region is barely visible at the lower border. Other shoe portions remain beneath the trousers or outside the picture. Pale reflection points on clothing establish neither sewn-on sequins nor a particular coating or fibre. Nor are these pieces confirmed as one joint purchase offer.

Request complete length with your own footwear and both corresponding sides on the actual candidate. Compare the bare middle while standing normally and after your movements. Wanting only the asymmetric arm distribution need not require the same reflective effect. Record top, trousers and genuinely included pieces separately.

At a glance

A shorter asymmetric top has one long arm and an exposed opposite arm. A bare middle separates it from wide trousers; shoes are only barely included.

Frequently asked questions

Which foot information is missing from the reflective black two-piece front?

Only a front toe region is barely included beside the reflective black two-piece front. The complete shoe shape and second foot view are absent.

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