Floral paths spread across a broader pale skirt and lead the eye farther down the shape. The closer bodice has a more strongly drawn front centre and a flower-like upper edge beneath bare shoulders. Finer ground areas remain visible between the longer floral sections. A small pale hairband sits beside drawn-back hair. Both arms lead down beside the skirt. The complete lower hem is outside the picture.
This view contrasts with the angular waist by placing more attention on distribution across the lower area. Assess the pattern’s route and outside width separately. Longer floral sections do not require you to choose the same skirt breadth or hair accent. Visible drawing alone does not identify a textile technique either.
For your comparison, retain the upper edge first and request the missing complete skirt view on the actual offered dress. Try your hairpiece separately after the shoulder line is chosen. Your preferred flower distribution can then remain a clearly named feature, without mentally supplying the missing hem or unknown material information.