Side shoulder details and a strongly shaped upper edge define this pale dress. Leaf-like details rest beside the upper arms, and the skirt broadens below the waist. Both bodice and skirt have visible patterning, so the transition differs from the narrow strapped dress in the first view. A pose beside a staircase does not establish suitability for a particular venue. Raised-looking details also cannot confirm handwork, fibre content or a making method.
For your selection, begin with the broad shoulder line. Compare it without jewellery against a narrow strapped bodice so that the shape difference remains clear. Try greeting and reaching forward in the actual model, watching the side pieces and upper edge separately. Then ask how the skirt would be shortened if you want to retain its lower decoration. Request an explanation of the proposed finish. The picture stops before the whole hem, leaving that alteration question open. A rear view and a full-length relaxed view are still needed for a complete decision.