The grey rear view shows the dress from a rear three-quarter angle. A larger back area remains open between narrower upper side connections. Paler floral forms appear along the upper back boundary and across the broader skirt. Larger grey zones remain visible between those routes. One hand holds part of the outer area to the side while the head turns back. Longer loose hair sits beside the back. The skirt spreads across the ground behind and beside the body; shoes are not discernible.
Compare the larger floral paths with the quieter gaps. You may like this distribution without wanting the same entire lower width. The raised outer area also belongs to the pose. It proves neither a removable addition nor a particular ordinary skirt fall. The grey and pale appearance confirms no silver metal.
Request the same body side with relaxed hands on the real candidate. Add the matching front and other side of that model. Check which motifs stay visible during walking afterwards. Record the location and spacing of the paler forms separately from the spread arranged for the image.